A Heavenly Christmas (2016)

The greatest movie ever made..!

if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

Kristin Davis as a workaholic turned angel after an accident is directed to help grant the wish of a young girl for her uncle (Eric McCormack) to be happy once again. One of the rays of light is Shirley MacLaine as the guardian angel.This movie hits all the right notes (Eric McCormack sings several tunes) and tugs all the right heart strings!Enjoyable flick!

What a beautiful story. Kristin Davis, Eric McCormack, Shirley MacLaine as well as the little niece were all wonderful. Thank you for bringing joy, Hope and happiness to others. Not only was the story line inspiring, the music, city views, holiday decor was awesome. I have loved Shirley MacLaine since I was a child. I am a huge fan of Will and Grace and Sex and City. I own the DVD's of all seasons for both so I am very fond of Kristin Davis and Eric McCormack. To see Eric sing was a treat, very talented! Kristin is just as adorable as ever. Beautiful Story Thank you all for bringing joy, hope and happiness to others. Thank you Hallmark for all of your masterpieces. I've enjoyed them through the years.

I wanted to see a movie that had a happy ending and made me feel christmasy inside and that is exactly what I got! I have enjoyed all of the actors in other films and t.v. shows. I thought Kristin Davis was solid as the workaholic turned Christmas Angel in training though I may have liked to see the workaholic side a little less sweet and cheerful. Eric McCormack was for me, for the first time, surprisingly crush-worthy and I thought the chemistry between the two was good. Who knew he could sing and play guitar?! The actress who plays his young niece is especially good! She is sweet but refreshingly real and a little goofy. Shirley MacLaine is really the cherry on top of this Christmas treat. Her "keepin' it real" style as the angel who trains the workaholic is great! It would be fun to see a sequel to this film that mostly follows her on her "training angels" job. The writer, Gregg McBride, did a beautiful job of weaving the story together with humor and kindness and, with a few call-back lines, makes us feel like we have a shared history with the characters. The film is sweet but not cloying. I thought the production values were great...especially outdoor scenes and scenes in the diner. If you want to watch a feel good Christmas movie, this should be your pick!

Kristin Davis has a unique sweetness and charm so her presence together with her other A list (for Hallmark) co stars Eric Maccormack and the still limber looking Shirley Maclaine elevate this Hallmark Christmas movie to above average. There isn't the usual filmed in Canada look with pleasant looking but not too famous Canadian actors.Kristin is a work obsessed executive who neglects family and love. After falling and hitting her head on a snowy pavement she becomes an angel and falls for a sad guy Eric Maccormack who lost his sister and cares for his niece. He runs a diner and used to be a singer - so he does get to display his singing voice a fair bit.She only has a week but romance ensues. The little fix and the end is predictable but it's palatable.Most hallmark movies are predictable but when you have a good cast it's just that much more watchable.Want to see more of Kristin Davis on TV.