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A Christmas Arrangement

2018

Comedy / Romance

6
IMDb Rating 5.5/10 10 704 704

holiday christmas

Plot summary

Flower shop owner Poppy enters the annual holiday floral show for a chance to win the grand prize but standing in her way of victory is Garrett, the underappreciated protégé of florist extraordinaire, Blair. While Poppy and Garrett’s rivalry heats up on the flower show floor, an undeniable romance begins amidst a whimsical holiday backdrop.

Director

Jake Helgren Photo
Jake Helgren

Top cast

Daphne Zuniga Photo
Daphne Zuniga as Blair Covington
Leslie Easterbrook Photo
Leslie Easterbrook as Dorothy Cromwell-Eastland
Julie McNiven Photo
Julie McNiven as Natalie
Miles Fisher Photo
Miles Fisher as Garrett Hurley
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831.7 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
NR
us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 30 min
Seeds 3
1.67 GB
1920*1080
English 5.1
NR
us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 30 min
Seeds 5

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by TheLittleSongbird 6 / 10

Could have bloomed more but didn't wither

Lifetime Christmas films are a mixed bag, some are good, some are bad, some are somewhere in between. Few from what has been seen, which has been quite a lot now, are unwatchable though. 'Christmas Arrangement' did leap out at me when hearing of it as something that had a sizeable amount of potential. The idea sounded nice if nothing innovative and Nicky Whelan was more than watchable in all of what has been seen of her work (not enough yet).'Christmas Arrangement' was to me a quite pleasant and not too bad a film. It didn't bowl me over and it could have done more with the concept, so it doesn't quite bloom in the way that it could have done. 'Christmas Arrangement' doesn't wither either, with a lot of things that work well. It is neither one of Lifetime's best or worst Christmas offerings and somewhere in the middle of those of 2018, instead around solid middle on both counts.As said, a lot is good here. The film is not lavish, but it doesn't try to do too much stylistically while not being static. The scenery is very pretty to look at. The music doesn't drown out anything, nor does it feel like it's too low key. While the script is not exceptional, it does have some endearingly light-hearted spots.The story also has a good deal to like about it, despite it being very typical Lifetime in terms of what goes on. It is charming and light-hearted, complete with a warm heart and a good deal of smile-worthy moments. The acting is well above average in amiable enough if not three dimensional roles. Whelan especially carries the film with an easy going charm. Miles Fisher is an amiable partner and the support is fine.With the exception of agreed the over-egged acting for the annoying Chairwoman. While Whelan and Fisher work well together, the relationship could have been developed more and had more freshness.Generally the film looked good, but the decorations agreed are very tacky and are under-populated and underused, really do think that more could have been done with the setting and that it could have been more celebratory. One doesn't expect great dialogue from a Lifetime film, and we get a lot of cheesy and saccharine lines instead that don't always flow. The film has very few surprises, typical Lifetime, and the ending struck me as too neat.Overall, above average but not great. 6/10.
Reviewed by OddlesOfNoodles 5 / 10

Expecting more flowers

This may sound strange but I was expecting to see more flower arrangements. Overall it's a cheesy, predictable movie - nothing special.
Reviewed by howie14 5 / 10

The least Christmasy movie of the season

This film about a floral arrangement competition is extremely lacking in Christmas feelings. There is a 30 second segment where the leads make a holiday arrangement together, but that isn't much.Please note this was a Lifetime effort, not a Hallmark one. Lifetimes aren't as formulaic, and that is often a good thing. In this case, however, a little more formula would have been helpful.Overall, the weakest of the 30+ holiday films I have watch this season.
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