When I saw the listing for Sister Swap: A Hometown Holiday and it's counterpart Sister Swap: Christmas In The City I noticed they came out in the same month and wondered why so close.
They are actually the same movie taken from two different perspectives. I was confused about the viewing order until I figured this out. SS: AHH is centered on the small town and one sister finding someone and SS: CITC is centered on Salt Lake City and that sister finding a man.
SS:AHH looks like a Christmas movie, it has all the colors and the lights. The production values are fine. Everything looks good.
The acting is fine but the plot is predictable and so is the ending. But there are enough little twists that make things the kept me interested.
The good things that make it worth seeing is relationships to the sister's uncle played by Keven Nealon and his relationship to each of the sisters.
All in all SS:AHH is worth seeing along with it's sister movie SS:CITC.
They are actually the same movie taken from two different perspectives. I was confused about the viewing order until I figured this out. SS: AHH is centered on the small town and one sister finding someone and SS: CITC is centered on Salt Lake City and that sister finding a man.
SS:AHH looks like a Christmas movie, it has all the colors and the lights. The production values are fine. Everything looks good.
The acting is fine but the plot is predictable and so is the ending. But there are enough little twists that make things the kept me interested.
The good things that make it worth seeing is relationships to the sister's uncle played by Keven Nealon and his relationship to each of the sisters.
All in all SS:AHH is worth seeing along with it's sister movie SS:CITC.