Breaking down your favorite made for TV movies, one bottle at a time.
In “Our Little Secret,” two exes, Avery and Logan, spend Christmas together after discovering their significant others are siblings. They navigate family drama and hidden feelings, leading to chaos and revelations. Ultimately, they reconcile and rekindle their romance, culminating in a happy ending. The film adds humor amidst holiday challenges.
“12 Men of Christmas” follows E.J. Baxter as she relocates to Montana after losing her job and fiance. To raise funds, she persuades male rescue workers to pose for a naked calendar. As she discovers what truly matters, she also wins a heart. Despite mixed reviews, the movie offers humor and heartwarming moments.
Sloane and Jackson hate being single on holidays where they face constant judgment from their meddling families. So, when these two strangers meet, they pledge to be each other’s “holidate” for every festive occasion in the year ahead.
In “A Christmas Love Story,” Katherine, a former Broadway star and youth choir director played by Kristin Chenoweth, struggles to write a final Christmas song when she discovers a talented student named Danny, the son of businessman Greg (Scott Wolf). Despite Greg’s initial reluctance, Katherine’s passion and persistence lead to a friendship that blossoms during a winter storm. Ultimately, secrets about Danny’s parentage come to light, culminating in a performance that falls flat, leaving a disappointing end to this festive romantic tale.
