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Director: Brian Brough Writer: Brittany Wiscombe Not everybody thinks this is a beautiful movie, but I am one of those who thinks it is.  It kind of reminded me of a couple of friends who met because one of them inadvertently thought he was the one she was supposed to meet.  The situation was a little different, and she definitely does not own a cupcake shop, but they surely had so many similarities, and if I didn't know better, I would say this movie is their love story, but it isn't. My point is, to me this story is very believable and very relatable.  Like my friends, there were times I wanna throw shoes at them.  The couple here separated for months...my friends separated for a couple of years...all because of a misunderstanding. BARRY WATSON and EMILY ROSE have chemistry, at least for me. There were flaws here and there, but it didn't matter to me.  I like it.  I like the fact that they didn't kiss and make up in an instant, even if ...

How do I like the three movies featured on this blog entry? I like KISS AT PINE LAKE , but not as much as CHRISTMAS INCORPORATED .  I love ONCE UPON A  HOLIDAY best. ( Source ) KISS AT PINE LAKE Thirty year old Seattle-based Luke Garvey is a philanthropist of community and social causes, his efforts largely as the anonymous President and CEO of Zeppo Enterprises, which is managed by his best friend since childhood, Tommy Atkins. Luke's latest investment is Camp Pine Lake in northern Oregon, which he bought from his Uncle Charlie despite knowing the camp is in a state of disrepair. Luke attended the summer camp for most of his growing up life. He wants to retain the camp as is - generally a throwback earlier eras - as an homage to his childhood and a place to where kids that are like he was can make their own future memories. But he finds out from Tommy that he doesn't really have the money in liquid assets to make the necessary extensive repairs to keep the camp o...