This movie tells a "Santa Claus origins" story. I think this is the first movie I watched that narrated how Santa Claus came to be as we know him today. You can tell that the people behind the film have the most creative minds out there. The film revealed how each little detail associated around Christmas father came to be. They are subtly planted throughout the film, but once you get it, you'd be blurting "hah you got me there", that's at least how I reacted with each revelation. The story is very original and I loved every part of it. I didn't expect to be moved to tears, but I found myself ugly sobbing during some specific parts. Even though the ending was kind of predictable already, it still had a very satisfying effect. Even if you are a kid at heart, you will be able to appreciate the magic of Christmas all over again. 

I tagged one of the creators of the film (picked a random name that I saw during the credits roll) on an IG post after watching the film, and I felt so happy because she actually replied! 💓 Just passing the Christmas cheer around, I guess? 

  

This is one of those movies that you know the story is super cliché, that the ending is already so predictable... but you still watch it because uhm there's a good looking character in it. 😂 Yeah, I admit it, I added this movie to my list on Netflix because of Josh Swickard. 😍 Just watch the trailer and you will understand it. He had amazing chemistry with the lead actress, that's why it came to no surprise upon googling that they are a real-life couple! I cried, again, because of the mother in the story. I don't have a special someone (yet!) so usually I cannot relate that much about couples drama, but give me any material that deals with the topic of parents and you will surely find me bawling my eyes out.