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My Christmas Hero

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Nicole is dedicated to helping military service members and their families, this Christmas with the help of many heroes she will be on a mission to honor a fallen soldier and bring much needed healing to this family.

Année

2023

Durée

1h 24m

IMDb

6.4

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Casting

Martin Wood

Director

Candace Cameron Bure

Nicole Ramsey

Gabriel Hogan

Major Daniel Ross

Casting

Martin Wood

Director

Candace Cameron Bure

Nicole Ramsey

Gabriel Hogan

Major Daniel Ross

Andrew Airlie

Ted Ramsey

Aaron Douglas

Joseph Murray

Robin Dunne

Captain Mark Jennings

Kapila Rego

Marilyn Dunlop

Teryl Rothery

Fran

Anthony Timpano

Private Landon Southworth

Ken Kramer

Joe Morton

John Innes

Chris Murray

Alex Barima

Ray Bates

Irene Reynolds

Joe Morton

Chandra Athayde

Luisa Southworth

Jim Head

Writer

Bande-annonce

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10 commentaires

Hulda Miel 💎❤Feb 2, 2024

Just watching movie now. There were so many msny holiday movies. Anyway, i am also confused. If he died at 20 in 1944 and his daughter was born then. It would make Fran almost 80, which clearly is not the case. And nicole might be in her 50s- again not. Now if the movie were set in the 1990s, then maybe, but there us no indication that it is. The only thing somewhat accurate is the couple at the beginning married 76 yrs . It would have made more chronological sense to have made "Fran" the granddaughter and Nicole the greatgrandaughter. Do the writers not consider timelines? In future movies, please review the year if the movie and the ages of nor only the characters but also the ages of tge actors playing them.

àlhasseyJan 18, 2024

I think some people has forgotten the purpose of movies and tv shows. They are meant to entertain. I am glad that I didn't pay any attention to the critics of this movie. I enjoyed every second of this movie. It made me laugh and it made me cry. It made me proud to be an American and a Christian. One of my favorite scenes was the way the way Candace's character treated that young private and the way her character treated the elderly couple. Such tenderness and kindness. I don't have one bad word to say about this movie and I am so glad that I took the time to watch it. Well done GAC. Well done👏👏👏👏

OcéeeJan 5, 2024

This won't be a movie I become obsessed with and watch a dozen times in a week. But I did really enjoy it for what it did well. It was a little clunky at parts where they tried hanging the lantern on certain topics but otherwise it was a well made film made better by the unashamed references to the real reason for Christmas which is Jesus Christ. Hallmark has gotten too comfortable claiming all these tertiary reasons on what Christmas is all about while ignoring that all those things are offshoots of the One who is truly the meaning behind Christmas. It's refreshing that Great American Family is bringing that message back. And the cast was wonderful as well, great to see several familiar and favorite faces while adding a few new ones that also excelled. I can't remember the last time Hallmark made me cry but GAF did it with this one. No the ideas weren't 100 fresh but the way they were portrayed drew out the tenderness in my heart and I got teary eyed several times when other movies had me cringing. The character of Landon played his roll especially well and really touched my heart. If you too are unashamed of the Savior of the world, give this one a try.,

wil.francis_Jan 2, 2024

This was a mostly enjoyable Christmas movie, with a military theme. Candace Cameron Bure is in the leading role as well as being an executive producer in this movie made for Great American Family. The movie centres on military personnel, their sacrifices and how their life may be affected as a PTSD survivor. Although I enjoyed this movie, I feel like Bure needs to start acting a little less like an ingenue in her roles. The scene when she went for a hot cocoa date and ended up with whipped cream on her face was a little too cutesy for someone of her age, unless she's determined to be cast as a perennial thirty-something actress forever. As a side note, Teryl Rothery who plays her mother in this movie is only fourteen years older than Bure.

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Kansiime AnneDec 31, 2023

As others here have mentioned, how could the writers not have considered the proper ages of the characters?? As an example, if this movie was meant to have taken place 10 years ago (in 2013), it would have been much more convincing... the main character's mom would have been 69, which may have been more believable than 79! The WWII veterans also appeared to be too young... they would have to have been at least 97 in reality; they looked more like 80 tops. Other than that distracting bit of oversight, the movie was a delight, and very uplifting. I'm not currently associated with the military, but my grandfather was a flight engineer in WWII... and as an American, I appreciate greatly, and honor, those who served and serve. Oh, and I also thought the chemistry between the main characters was wonderful!

Ashish GurungDec 31, 2023

7.4 stars. 'My Christmas Hero' is another spin on the same theme, which is a mystery about how a WWII soldier died. I see some good chemistry between the leads, both of which are in so many films. He's been in a hodge podge of stuff ranging from two-bit parts in major shows and films, but what I remember the most by far is 'Heartland'. Candace is probably the family Christmas queen of, although half the people feel that Chabert wears the crown. I'd like to say they share it, but now to the movie. I like the story, it's very inspiring, about a female doctor who is struck by love at first sight for a major in the army. She is also a major. He was also struck by the love fairy, but we don't realize this for several minutes (although we assume it). They work together to solve a WWII mystery of sorts, how did her Grandfather die in the war etc. I feel this theme has been done a few times, but it's still intriguing. It is a stretch finding actors who appear 95 years or older, because at this point anyone who was in that war would be. The setting is a town I lived in for 30 years: Lacey, Wa. Interesting for me. They work at JBLM, which is only 20 minutes from Lacey and Olympia, Wa, so there is a bit of misinformation with the distances. I noticed that she tells him she might accept a job in Olympia and he responds by asking if she's willing to move that far, but it's literally 20 minutes at the most, so I'm not sure why he says that. This is a Christian themed story and this station is not afraid to talk about it, unlike Hallmark.

grini_fDec 31, 2023

I did like the showcasing of resources, sacrifices, and honor for the military, and liked seeing Ike from Tacoma FD starring in this movie set near Tacoma. As someone who lived in Lacey for over 40 years, and has had access to JBLM and its medical facilities (Madigan Army Medical Center and McChord Medical Clinic, this movie's location elements made me cringe. There is no JBLM Medical Center, and Madigan, and its attached clinic, looks nothing like the facility shown. Also, the view of Mt. Rainier did not seem to match that from either Lacey or Madigan. Additionally, all the snow shown on the ground at the Lacey event was so off from our weather. There is rarely any snow on the ground in December - if it arrives at all, it comes in January or February. There were other issues re: historical timing and uniforms that grated (the upside-down rank on a soldier at the end really bothered my husband).