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Reviewed by boriskaiser 3 / 10

"Maid in Manhattan" in the Christmas time

Do you remember that J. Lo mediocre "Maid in Manhattan" movie from two decades ago? This is a close or should I say heavily inspired copy of it. Why anybody at Reel One Entertainment green lighted this TV movie is beyond me. But before unpacking what is wrong with various things, let me start with the technical side of the movie.It was shot in the winter, not in December, but still it was winter, and not in spring and especially summer like so many Hallmark TV movies. Audio production is actually pretty solid - no loud background music when cast is talking/speaking, music score is festive and nice, and no poor audio recording. I have to write this as ROE TV movies are notorious for that. There are no bad cuts either.Unfortunately, movie suffers from the few serious technical issues. It takes place in New York City except it was shot in Hamilton, Canada, and I wouldn't even complain as the vast majority of movie takes place inside. However, like many other ROE TV movies, in this one they again overused NYC stock footage in between scenes. And yet for me personally the worst thing in the whole movie is the makeup on Steve Byers plus his hair (less worse, but still awful). Absolutely the worst makeup in any ROE TV movie and I watched hundreds of them! There are no words which can describe how bad is.The cast is fine. I watched Cindy Sampson and Steve Byers in their previous TV movie (A Christmas Break) and they were fine. Unfortunately as I already wrote, because how Steve Byers looked ridiculous, I later used 10 sec skip function as I simply couldn't watch it any more. I would say that kid (Holly de Barros), Bukola Ayoka, and Ben Sanders were the best as their script was good enough.I'm not going to blame writer for this rip off. I watched movies written by Jessica Randall, and they are ok. And here, the parts which were not direct rip off are also fine. So, what is wrong?Just like in "Maid in Manhattan", the protagonist is single mother, this time with female kid, who works as housekeeper in luxury hotel, and when she was wearing expensive dress of the guest who didn't come, she was introduced as a wealthy socialite (mistaken for special guest trope). This time it isn't involved US senator, but an European crown prince. Act I is fine, because it could happen, however Act II is ridiculous because it's 2023 and internet, social networks, and smartphones are everywhere. Crown prince already had scandalous reputation, and there is no way "scam" could go for more than 24 hours. Of course it was discovered by media in the Act III when movie is suddenly again serious and realistic.But there is more. What kind of names are Neve and Prim? Neve is probably not even used in Irland any more, and Prim is not even a name. And again they managed to cram every trope and stereotype about European royalty. Yes, obviously, Canadian cast again speaks British English, and yes, continental European monarchy with Italian name obviously have ruling family with typical English names and surnames because of logic.One note that not everything is bad about script as secondary story involving Faith and Peter is actually decent, and that was the sole reason I watched movie till the end. Acts I and III are mostly fine.Just watch 2:46 min long trailer (for some reasons not posted here) as it's the ROE one and for some unknown reason(s) it shows whole movie compressed, and save your valuable free time.

Reviewed by belgianchocolateisbest 10 / 10

Great for the Family

This is a simple yet thoroughly enjoyable story that beautifully blends royalty with the everyday charm of the working class. It's a heartwarming, feel-good film that's sure to leave you smiling. The young actress who plays Prim delivers an exceptional performance-something that's refreshingly rare among child actors in made-for-TV movies. While the plot doesn't hold any major surprises, its wholesome content and universal appeal make it a perfect choice for family viewing, which is increasingly hard to come by. I found myself smiling from start to finish, and that's exactly why I gave it a 10 out of 10.

Reviewed by paul_m_haakonsen 4 / 10

Watchable, but nothing outstanding...

Well, from the movie's title and cover, I have to say that I wasn't exactly harboring the biggest of expectations to writer Jessica L. Randall and director Don McBrearty. Yet, I still opted to add the movie to my December 2024 Christmas movie marathon, as it was a movie that I had neither heard about nor watched before. And who knows, maybe the movie would be better than what I was believing it to be.The movie was watchable, sure, but it was hardly an outstanding Christmas movie experience. Writer Jessica L. Randall played it very, very safe, betting on the archetypical tropes that you expect from sappy Christmas movies, for better or worse. So this wasn't exactly a revolutionary movie in any way, not even for a sappy Christmas movie. But hey, if you enjoy generic sappy Christmas movies, then you're in for a treat.I was not familiar with the cast ensemble in the movie, which is actually something that I do enjoy whenever I sit down to watch a movie. And I will say that the acting performances in the movie were fair."Royally Yours, This Christmas", while being watchable, wasn't exactly an outstanding Christmas movie. And it definitely doesn't have the contents to become a Christmas classic, nor is it a movie that I will ever return to watch a second time.My rating of director Don McBrearty's 2023 movie lands on a four out of ten stars.

Royally Yours, This Christmas

2023

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Royally Yours, This Christmas

2023

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"Maid in Manhattan" in the Christmas time

Great for the Family

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