I liked the chemistry between the leads! It was a cute little rival-to-lovers type vibe, although for the most part it was silly and childish. I had a feeling Abby would give in to Bo's B&B idea by the end, and so she did.
I honestly thought it was odd that they gave Abby's sister a whole family but we barely saw them throughout until the end. And, for a movie entitled Flipping For Christmas, we didn't get to see much of the renovation process at all. Unless you count the little paint fight that Bo and Abby had early on. That was sort of an odd choice there.
It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't great, either. I think the writers intended it to be a simple carefree and heartfelt offering, but some of those more emotional beats were hit or miss. The dialogue was pretty fun, at least between Bo and Abby. I'd say watch this if you enjoy Marcus Rosner, because he's fairly decent in this one, but otherwise skip it.
I honestly thought it was odd that they gave Abby's sister a whole family but we barely saw them throughout until the end. And, for a movie entitled Flipping For Christmas, we didn't get to see much of the renovation process at all. Unless you count the little paint fight that Bo and Abby had early on. That was sort of an odd choice there.
It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't great, either. I think the writers intended it to be a simple carefree and heartfelt offering, but some of those more emotional beats were hit or miss. The dialogue was pretty fun, at least between Bo and Abby. I'd say watch this if you enjoy Marcus Rosner, because he's fairly decent in this one, but otherwise skip it.