A personal shopper gets in touch with a new client who is trying to find the perfect gifts for his daughter to bring her back together.A personal shopper gets in touch with a new client who is trying to find the perfect gifts for his daughter to bring her back together.A personal shopper gets in touch with a new client who is trying to find the perfect gifts for his daughter to bring her back together.
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- TriviaWhen Patrick Armstrong is going over the guest list for Christmas party with Bernard, Bernard mentions the Orys and the Russells in the list of people who will be attending. Ory and Russell are the real surnames of the two lead actors, Meghan Ory and Christopher Russell.
- GoofsIn the ice skating scene, despite wearing skates, the actors can clearly be seen taking steps rather skating strides, meaning this scene was likely filmed not on ice but on a non-slippery surface meant to imitate the appearance of ice.
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7.9 stars.
The first part of this film was like a train wreck for me. I couldn't stop watching as I was intrigued by what appeared to be a failure, but it was still kinda fun. I love the actors, that wasn't the problem, but the way she acted, so gaudy and odd, almost like she was the weird second cousin of Mary Poppins or something. Couldn't quite put a finger on the mannerisms and oddness. Anyways, she does become endearing after a while, then I still couldn't stop watching because it was so darn entertaining and I had to continue this movie. But I had to go eat supper, so I paused it for a while and then came back to finish, and mostly it was great. The twist at the end, or near the end, was a bit deflating, didn't like how things went. Maybe it was just a simple misunderstanding, but was too juvenile to fit into the high quality portrait of a narrative that had already been painted. Nevertheless, I wink at the apparently minute discrepancy in an otherwise wonderful love story between a flamboyant personal shopper and a handsome father.
The first part of this film was like a train wreck for me. I couldn't stop watching as I was intrigued by what appeared to be a failure, but it was still kinda fun. I love the actors, that wasn't the problem, but the way she acted, so gaudy and odd, almost like she was the weird second cousin of Mary Poppins or something. Couldn't quite put a finger on the mannerisms and oddness. Anyways, she does become endearing after a while, then I still couldn't stop watching because it was so darn entertaining and I had to continue this movie. But I had to go eat supper, so I paused it for a while and then came back to finish, and mostly it was great. The twist at the end, or near the end, was a bit deflating, didn't like how things went. Maybe it was just a simple misunderstanding, but was too juvenile to fit into the high quality portrait of a narrative that had already been painted. Nevertheless, I wink at the apparently minute discrepancy in an otherwise wonderful love story between a flamboyant personal shopper and a handsome father.
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