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Andie MacDowell on Christmas Inheritance (2017)

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🎅 Countdown to Christmas 🎄

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5 Times Ellen Langford Was Seriously Relatable

#1.  When she didn’t turn down free alcohol…

#2.  When she described her cooking skills…

#3.  When she tried to leave gracefully after an embarrassing moment…

#4.  When she tried to bake cookies…

#5.  When Jake asked her to go for a walk…

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December 15 ~ Christmas Inheritance

🎅 Countdown to Christmas 🎄

Typical happy ending Christmas movie that I love.

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Andie MacDowell in Christmas Inheritance

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Eliza Taylor as Ellen in ‘Christmas Inheritance’

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I was tagged by @bea2me to do self-isolating watch game. Thank you!

I had to search tumblr a bit for what I’m supposed to do, but here we go. Under the cut, because it got long (with gifs, as requested. ;))

Watched:

My Life is Murder - an Australian comedic murder mystery show with Lucy Lawless as the lead. I watched it just before self-isolating, but I’m gonna rec it again just because.

Contagion (2011) - Eerily current. Just swap Covid-19 with a mystery virus the name of which I forgot and you get the scenario we’re living. Except with a bit more competent US government? It felt a bit unfinished though, in particularly in regard to Marion Cotillard’s character, so, bleh. (Also,WTF did I even like to torture myself with this? Is it not enough real life is the way it is right now?)

The Two Popes (2019) - a biopic about Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis, acting parts interspersed with documentary shots, very good (but I am Catholic.)

Wings of Desire (1987) - German; apparently Kripke’s inspiration for Castiel about an angel who falls in love with a trapeze artist, the free will or lack there-of used as an allegory for defiance against/the system behind the Iron Curtain. A rather artistic piece with a feel of a theatrical play. I especially liked the black-and-white vs.coloured scenes montage. 

Husband for Hire (2008) - what the title says, an heiress has to get married to get her inheritance, so she hires a guy. A rather adorable rom-com, it made me laugh and forget other things for a while, which was all I was looking for, so job done. (Not to be mixed with a telemundo telenovela, which apparently also exists.)

(No gifs to be found, alas.)

Watching: 

Besides what’s left of LoT, The Rookie, and CPD before the covid suspension kicks in (and New Amsterdam, but eh, I tend to forget it, because I don’t like this season that much, same goes for Grey’s and 19. Why am I still watching these anyway? Oh, right, habit and ease of access.):

Wellington Paranormal - a New Zealand comedic sci-fi police procedural, in a mock-documentary style about Wellington paranormal police unit consisting of three (3) cops, more incompetent that not, but very entertaining. I’m on ep 2 of season 2 (also, do not miss the Christmas special, b/c it’s A+) and I am enjoying it very much. It might even have been you, Bea, who recced it? In any case I highly recommend it further. ;)

Four Weddings and a Funeral (US) - based on the 1994 movie, set in London, with mixed British and American characters, with a diverse cast, as a bonus Andie MacDowell guest stars in a minor role, a decent amount of funny moments, not too dramatic, it really manages to capture the movie feel, I’ve only got two episodes left and I’m loving it!

Planning to watch:

Hmm, because I’m a masochist, I’m eyeing the last season of SPN and The 100 S6, but I’m going to try to restrain myself. It’s not like I have a (*goes to check*) list of 31 shows and 46 movies (gah these lists grow worse than hydra, watch one, add 5 more ;)). Um, so. 

On the short list, though:

Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears - I’m actually planning to get to this one today after lunch, because I can’t wait. (While I’m at that, I do totally recommend Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, it’s Australian murder mystery show happening in the 1920s and it’s fabulous! The movie is a continuation of the series (which was finished.)

The Last King (2016),  Little Women (2019), A Very English Scandal, El Tiempo Entre Costuras,  the Cosmos reboot, oh, right and I started Siempre Bruja (Always a Witch) a couple of years ago and never finished it, because while the concept intrigued me, the particular brand of suspense frustrated me too much, but I might give it another shot to finish it. 

I’ll report on these if/when I watch any.

And if I run out of things to watch, I can always do a TO rewatch I want. 

Tagging: @lglorien​, @eveningspirit​, @jadedbirch​, @wellwhataboutme​, @totallyshelfaware​, @stargazerdaisy​ and whoever else wants to do it (as always feel free to ignore.)

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Eliza's film last year, "Christmas Inheritance."

Oh yeah, I saw it. It was horrendously bad but Eliza did the best she could with mediocre material. The bland male love interest was already on my shit list for being Therese’s annoying, petulant boyfriend in Carol. But also, he had all the charisma of a piece of soggy white bread. I mean, Eliza had more chemistry with Andie MacDowell than she did with that dude.

However, the movie did give us this:

And this:

Also this:

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🎅 Countdown to Christmas 🎄

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Christmas Inheritance - Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)

#ChristmasInheritance - Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)

Unlike A Christmas Prince, there isn’t anything really to redeem this Christmas movie. (more…)

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Films Watched in 2021 - (145/???)

Christmas Inheritance (2017) - Ernie Barbarash (1/5)

My wife wanted to watch a lighthearted Christmas movie. Jake Lacy deserves (and is capable of) so much better than this cheap, predictable, logic-devoid schlock. One point for the female lead (you know, the Paris Hilton stand-in with the obvious gymnastic double in the opening scene) being able to eliminate her Australian accent while seasoned professional Andie MacDowell only mostly masks her Southern one.

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Eliza Taylor as Ellen Langford in Christmas Inheritance (2017)

When I was a teenager, my mom died. That’s the thing I can’t get over. I am so sorry. Thanks. She came from a beautiful little town, just like this one. And I could never bring myself to go back. Just- scared. Once she was gone, I just… I started living life as if nothing else mattered because, at the time, the way I felt, nothing did. But these past few days, you- You’ve taught me that some things really do matter.

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Endless list of OTPs → Jake & Ellie (Christmas Inheritance)

↳ “Look, I didn’t want to come here at first. Like, I really didn’t. I wanted to… shut down the part of me that missed my mom. But then, I met everyone here. And I met you. And it made me think that… even though there are some things that you can’t get over, maybe it’s easier… if you’re not alone. If you’re with someone that you… that you trust.”

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Let’s improve the plot to Christmas Inheritance

1. Instead of party heiress, they should have made Ellen a driven career woman who wants to change the company away from its roots. Got her drive from when she was a nationally ranked gymnast but gave it up once mother died.

2. Fiance could have been so much more of a douche. Obsessed Wall Street stockbroker who would have never taken the time to drive to this town to pick her up.  Would have probably told her, I will be at the airport and if you are not on the plane oh well. 

3. Jake should have been a guy who went to NYC to pursue his art and ex-girlfriend totally crushes him when she says his art isn’t any good and he will never make it. Goes back to hometown because he believes her. Hates Silent Night because that was exes favorite Christmas song. 

4. Zeke decided years ago to sell his stake in the company because he missed the quiet life of his hometown. Buys the inn to keep him busy.

5. Father made a promise to Ellen’s mother before she died that he would not let Ellen lose sight of what was important in life. Concocts this plan to have her deliver this special letter to Zeke to be read at the Christmas party as thanks to the town. Tells Ellen nobody should know who she is because this is a very special anniversary type thing for the town. Has to take the bus because there are no airports in this town and she doesn’t drive. When she gets to Snow Falls she loses her wallet and only has a $100 bill. Refuses to call dad because in her eyes that would be failing at a task she is sure she can complete. 

6. Andie MacDowell’s character should have been in on the plot. Eliminates that god awful photoshop picture and how she could have possibly not known this was the daughter. Anyway, she and dad have recently rekindled romance when he visited the town and had lunch at her restaurant.  

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it’s absurd how good andie macdowell is in the christmas inheritance