FeatureG2017·83m·6.3

The Perfect Christmas Present

TV MovieRomance

Tom Jacobs is Mr Christmas! He's built an entire business around helping clients find the perfect gift. But what happens when he falls for one lucky recipient?

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Cast

Tara Holt

Jenny

Sam Page

Tom Jacobs

Ta'Rhonda Jones

Meg

Emily Peterson

Victoria

Phillip Edward Van Lear

Sam

Stacia Crawford

Rosie

Sam Guinan-Nyhart

Paul

Dan Brown

Lewis

Richard Butts

Cafe Patron

Annie McKinnie

Fundraiser Attendee

Sharon Kluge

Edith

Nicholas Lindblad

Matthew

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
G
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
MarVista Entertainment

Crew

Director

Blair Hayes

Writers

Blaine Chiappetta

Halley Sharp

Costume Design

Adrian Peng Correia

Director of Photography

Sherril Schlesinger

Editor

Gallery

Reviews

Reno

2/4/2018

5.0

**An intentional Christmas romance tale!** This is a male version of 'A Gift Wrapped Christmas'. Like most of the Christmas films, this is also a romance-drama. A man who earned the nickname Mr. Christmas for his ability to pick the ideal Christmas gifts for people is now not set to find one for his friend's girlfriend. But when they are introduced to each other, the things changes around. They two seems started to have feelings. Then there's always a truth that's ready to strike to make the issue even complicated. How this love triangle tale ends were told in the remaining part. The story was just okay. But the actors were good. Typical Hallmark Christmas film. Always guessable and a romance drama that takes place in the snow falling region/city. Mainly instantly falling in love kind of theme. Knowing the storyline, I knew it was not my cup of tea. Despite I did not enjoy it very much, it was not that bad. I did not feel boring, or annoyance. Using old contents and giving a decent film is not an easy task, but they have done a better job. Its for the home audience, the women would enjoy it. So I respect and give it an average. Neither loved nor disliked, like 50/50. _5/10_