My Secret Santa

2025

Action / Comedy / Romance

11
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 73% · 15 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 41% · 100 ratings
IMDb Rating 5.6/10 10 9698 9.7K

santa claus resort single mother ski resort christmas spirit ski

Director

Mike Rohl Photo
Mike Rohl

Top cast

Barry W. Levy Photo
Barry W. Levy as Robert
Alexandra Breckenridge Photo
Alexandra Breckenridge as Taylor Jacobson
Diana Maria Riva Photo
Diana Maria Riva as Doralee
Madison MacIsaac Photo
Madison MacIsaac as Zoey
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by bojanaag 5 / 10

Breath turns into vapor

A pretty silly Christmas movie, and for some reason I went into it with high expectations (probably because it's from the same creator as The Princess Switch). Unfortunately, it didn't live up to them. The funniest part is how you can constantly see the main characters' breath turning into vapor whenever they're outside, but not the extras. There's so much of it that it looks like they're all smoking the whole time. Once you notice it, you can't unsee it and suddenly it's the only thing you're watching.
Reviewed by Sleepin_Dragon 7 / 10

Deserves 90 minutes of your time.

Former rock singer Taylor Jacobsen does her best as a single mum, but when she loses her job, the only way to get her daughter into a skiing camp is to don the red suit and work as Santa Claus.I'm not exactly known for my love of Christmas films, so it takes a fair bit for me not to bring out the festive chopping blade. That said, this one is actually pretty good.You know precisely what's coming within ten or fifteen minutes. The setup and characters mean the script more or less writes itself, and it plays out exactly as you expect - but that's part of the charm. It's goofy, it's sentimental, but it never force feeds you warming cinnamon-sugar nonsense every two minutes.Taylor feels like a real person. Yes, she inevitably falls for the bearded, rich chap with immaculate hair, but she's also someone who's known hardship and understands what it is to struggle. That gives the whole thing a bit more grounding than most films in this mould.Don't take it too seriously or you'll lose patience, but if you're willing to accept ninety minutes of fluffy festive comfort - think 'Mrs. Doubtfire' in reverse - it's surprisingly engaging. Ryan Eggold and Tia Mowry are both very good, but Alexandra Breckenridge steals it; the role is undeniably daft, yet she keeps it anchored.'Nice' may not be the strongest adjective these days, but here it fits. A film that's rich, wholesome, and simply... nice.7/10.
Reviewed by lisafordeay 7 / 10

Mrs Doubtfire at Christmas

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