Edward Asner, Brian Robinson, Alice Evans
When Army sergeant Cody Cullen (John Newton) is touched to receives by a lovely anonymous handmade Christmas card addressed to a member of the U.S. Army from a stranger named Faith Spelman (Alice Evan...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 23, 2007
Stats: 93 reviews
A woman sends a Christmas card to a soldier. He goes to visit her to let her know how much it meant to him and falls in love with her. Nice premise but the movie was a little too saccharine for my liking.
Absolutely love this movie!!!!! Its in my dvd player right now..lol. Emotional, heart felt love and family.
An interesting movie, very cute and sweet! Awww...it was worth sitting down and watching.
This was a great movie. It made me think about all the soldiers I know over there right now.
This is one of my favorite Christmas movies to date.
A small town sent personalized Christmas cards to the troops overseas. A man received one of the cards and kept it close to his heart the whole time he was over there fighting. When a bunch of his buddies are killed in the l...( read more)
Nauseous American Xmas film. Storyline weak but allows film to be watchable if not sickly predictable.
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This was another milled Christmas-time movie. I have to admit, I liked watching Ed Asner being drunk and trying to deliver his lines. Actors should be sober if they are going to make a Christmas movie! That's about all I have to say about that.
Take care all,
William
Zzzzzzooooooommmmmmmm!
P.S. Anyone that reads this, send a card of letter to a soldier, they really do appreciate it!
I have several members, of my family, in the service and they all tell me that the best time, of the day, is when they receive a letter. Please, take time to send our men and women a note, card or letter; they do appreciate it.
Take care all.
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