It started out as a good storyline but then they had to go and throw in some homosexuality. That drove me to terminate the movie. Bring back the good wholesome movies for the majority of Americans - traditional families striving for high moral values.

Maybe this could have been a cute story if the main character hadn't been so unpleasant. We don't even know why she's so nasty, she just is. I finally couldn't take it any longer and just skipped to the end. Even then, with everything neatly tied up in a happy Christmas bow, she still had all the charisma of a wet rag. (One fun note: the news station was WXMS -- white Christmas. They also showed the street sign "34th Street", another nod to a famous Christmas movie.)

This movie reminded me of a Hallmark movie - it was very enjoyable to watch. I liked all the actors including the main character. The main character is what drew me to want to watch this movie. About half way through the movie I realized that the lead character in Murdoch Mysteries was the news anchor! I think the main character has been misunderstood in some of the reviews. Some people think she is mean but all she wanted to do was be with her child on Christmas Eve since his dad couldn't bother to be with him. Plus she came around in the end - after all no one is perfect.

THIS WAS TRULY A MOVIE THAT DID NOT REVEAL ITSELF UNTIL THE END. IT BEGINS AS A YOUNG MOTHER NEEDS TO WORK
AS A CHAUFFEUR, ON OR ABOUT CHRISTMAS EVE , AND AS SHE IS DRIVING AN OBVIOUSLY VERY RICH MAN AROUND TOWN, THE
GENTLEMAN IS GIVING OUT $100 BILLS TO EVERYONE HE MEETS. THIS BOTH ALARMS THE LADY DRIVING HIS LIMOUSINE BUT
OBTAINS THE ATTENTION OF THE MEDIA, AND A HANDSOME, SEEMINGLY COINCIDENTALLY, REPORTER IS ASSIGNED TO FOLLOW HER AND GET THE STORY. NOW HER NINE YEAR OLD SON WINDS UP IN THE LIMO AND IS ASKING, ......WHO IS THIS FUNNY 👨
MAN. THE CHAUFFEUR IS ALSO WONDERING THIS. IT TURNS OUT THE OLDER RICH MAN HAS A PRETTY SOLID REASON FOR
TRYING TO HELP HER, AND THE JOURNALIST BECOMES INTERESTED IN HER, MORE THAN THE STORY. GET OUT THE 🍿 &🍕AND
ENJOY THIS GREAT AND TOUCHING MOVIE.

This movie was insanely irritating throughout. Ended ok, but I wish I would have bailed way before then! Honestly, I'm one of those hold-on-to-the-end movie watchers, even when movies are bad, because it will kill me to not know what happened at the end. But this was so bad that I was interrupted before it ended and didn't even watch the ending for a week, because I just didn't care what happened, and the only reason I watched it then was because I didn't have much time and another show I was watching had switched from being included with prime to costing to watch. Don't waste your time!

This looked like a cute Christmas movie but I can't tell you a thing about it. The headline for this review says it all. I simply can't watch it. A google search for Prime video stuttering shows that this is a widespread problem going back several years. Various sites suggested various fixes but none of the simple non-techie ones I tried did any good. And no, it's not a problem with my computer or its settings, my router, my isp, or anything like that. Netflix movies stream just fine for me. A lot of Amazon movies and tv shows stream okay. It's just some Prime movies that won't play. Amazon, that google search showed problem reports as far back as 2016. It's about time you fixed whatever the problem is. If you can't figure out what it is, talk to Netflix. They seem to be able to do streaming just fine.

Great storyline and the acting is superb by all except for the protagonist. Protagonist is not likeable; typically you are cheering for the protagonist; she is unable to engender any empathy because she is mean to her client. Rather, she could just enjoy the adventure since she is being monetarily compensated.

A rich man with a secret (Howard Hesseman as Fred Nickells) is giving away a huge sum of money to random strangers, seemingly to impress his chauffeur (Andrea Roth as Shannon). He is giddy, he is annoying, and he catches the attention of a reporter (Yannick Bisson as Peter Archer) who wants a better job elsewhere and believes this crazy man is a story that might catapult him into the bigtime.
This movie tries way too hard to be cute and seasonal. It’s neither.