The Nine Kittens Of Christmas (2021) -
I'm not sure I can give the best review for this film, because I was completely distracted by the cats and kittens throughout. They were adorable and in my opinion none of them had enough screen time, which was a shame, because we'd actually seen Zachary (Brandon Routh) and Marilee's (Kimberley Sustad) story before.
I didn't actually think that they needed to have broken up for the rest of the story to work anyway. They could instead have been the cupids for another couple who were brought together by adopting the kittens.
However, I could see why they brought them back for another film, because they did work well together and they are at least capable actors. Ambrose, played by Trace, was the best actor of them all however.
I did of course like Brandon for his handsome face, but he needed a better hair cut.
So apart from the fact that they used some really bad fake snow and it probably wasn't totally necessary to make this film, it was definitely one of the better produced ones, as was its predecessor.
710.09/1000.
I'm not sure I can give the best review for this film, because I was completely distracted by the cats and kittens throughout. They were adorable and in my opinion none of them had enough screen time, which was a shame, because we'd actually seen Zachary (Brandon Routh) and Marilee's (Kimberley Sustad) story before.
I didn't actually think that they needed to have broken up for the rest of the story to work anyway. They could instead have been the cupids for another couple who were brought together by adopting the kittens.
However, I could see why they brought them back for another film, because they did work well together and they are at least capable actors. Ambrose, played by Trace, was the best actor of them all however.
I did of course like Brandon for his handsome face, but he needed a better hair cut.
So apart from the fact that they used some really bad fake snow and it probably wasn't totally necessary to make this film, it was definitely one of the better produced ones, as was its predecessor.
710.09/1000.