Talkie Tuesday: ACP The Royal Baby

"Next year will be even busier ..."

Hello everyone!

So we interrupt your regularly scheduled Hallmark Countdown to Christmas with a movie nobody actually expected but people were honestly pretty happy about.

Or, at least, they were sort of happy, I suppose?

Netflix is the streaming service that a lot of people consider as a saviour because they've often picked up series after they've been cancelled by other networks, or made movies that were really savory to watch.

They've also started punching out Christmas movies in the past couple of years.

This means that, yesterday, after I was finished with part one of Crisis on Infinite Earths (OMG!), I needed something to both cheer me up and to make me think about other things.

Naturally, I went to grab a Christmas movie, and I chose Netflix instead of Hallmark. I may be missing the bridging part of the trilogy, but A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby could easily be watched as a stand-alone, too!

Talkie Tuesday: A Christmas Prince

"Failures plant the seed for greater successes down the road."

Hello everyone!

Dang, I haven't been blown away yet! And I'm not talking figuratively here. We've been having some INSANE winds in my country since yesterday, and to tell the truth when I drove do my PT and back this morning the town looked like the Tasmanian Devil rocked through it, dumped his dirty laundry, and hustled out (not to mention our Christmas tree toppled over in the town square). 

The winds are set to abate today, however (they're saying it's some sort of freak African/Mediterranean thing that came out of the south following the coast), but then we're slated to get more snow.

Which basically means that we've had temperatures in the toasty area for the past two days, in the freezing corner before that, and we're going back to deep freeze.

So, you know, if you can't beat the weather, you snuggle down and watch Christmas movies. Especially if you're encouraged to do so by one of your best friends, who then proceeds to be amused by your running commentary throughout the film.

This Tuesday's review pick: A Christmas Prince.