2022 Directed by Jonathan Wright
David is an American architect who relocates across the pond to take up a job at a prestigious London firm. As the clock counts down to Christmas Day, David is running out of time to buy his girlfriend – who also happens to be his boss’s daughter – a thoughtful present so he resorts to buying her a somewhat uninspired gift card.
Christmas in London, Natal em Londres, Natale a Londra, Старое, доброе Рождество, Un Noël so British, Christmas Shopping in London, Navidad en Londres
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Other titles considered and rejected before landing on Jolly Good Christmas include:
"Keep Calm and Santa On",
"Cheerio, Father Christmas",
"Fancy a Christmas?",
and "BeneChrist CumberMass"
Main character is supposed to be American, but the lead actor even blinks with a British accent.
This is the most “British guy doing an American accent” anyone has ever sounded
so mf insufferable i literally fell asleep during it. can he ever stfu?? like oh my goddd how are viewers supposed to come around to liking him? how is SHE supposed to come around to liking him? i knew this movie would suck the minute ‘wonderful christmastime’ by paul mccartney started playing literally seconds into it - worst christmas song ever fr
Jolly Good Christmas- I still don’t quite get why he needed to be American but other than that I found this thoroughly entertaining. I’m not sure what more you could want in a holiday romcom tbh. I was worried about emotional cheating elements but even that was done well
So it's an English guy who can barely hide his accent playing an American living in London? Umm, just hire an American? Would make things a lot smoother.
London looks incredible for Christmas and shoutout to Hallmark for advocating evading the police! ACAB!
Dude, I know ride services = bad, but if you need a ride somewhere so urgently that you get all angry that cabs aren't stopping for you, just order an Uber or Lyft. You're in the heart on London. There are probably 75 damn cars within minutes of you, bruv.
Anyway… Terrible title, decent movie? I didn't even mind the extremely short "fall in love" timeline which normally drives me absolutely bonkers in these movies. It kinda worked for me in this one.
Having the British guy play an American living in London was an odd choice considering how distracting his accent was.
