SnowComing

TV Movie
2019
TV-G
1h 24m

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

1.4K

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Lindy Booth and Trevor Donovan in SnowComing (2019)

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Adventure Family Romance

Samantha returns home for her town's winter festival to celebrate her father's retirement from coaching. Her hopes for a quiet visit are dashed when she encounters her high-school sweetheart... Read allSamantha returns home for her town's winter festival to celebrate her father's retirement from coaching. Her hopes for a quiet visit are dashed when she encounters her high-school sweetheart, NFL quarterback Jake.Samantha returns home for her town's winter festival to celebrate her father's retirement from coaching. Her hopes for a quiet visit are dashed when she encounters her high-school sweetheart, NFL quarterback Jake.

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

1.4K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
When Jake's agent (Joe Theismann) is talking to Jake about scripts, he puts his hand on a stack of scripts. The top one is Love on the Sidelines (2015) . This movie also had Joe Theismann and the team in that movie was also the Miners.

Goofs
When Jake and Samantha are making snow angels, their entire backs, head to toe, are lying in the snow. Immediately after they are done and Jake pulls Samantha to stand up it shows her from behind. There is not a flake of snow on her, even her wool hat, which would be coated in snow in reality. There is only a quick shot of him from that angle, but he has no snow on him either.

Connections
References Love on the Sidelines (2015)

Soundtracks
My 4 Letters
(credited as "Four Letters")
Performed by Brielle Von Hugel
Courtesy of Lyric House LLC

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7/10

Pedestrian plot saved by Lundy Booth

Is it possible that Ms. Booth didn't star in a Christmas movie in 2018? Thank goodness they've put her in a winter movie. Lindy Booth's ability to show sadness and sparkling hopefulness in her enchanting eyes at the same time lifts this work above the ordinary. Unfortunately, the male lead is just a handsome block of clay, unable to portray even the simplest emotion. As usual though, the supporting actors do a fantastic job with what screen time they get. Caitlin Stryker as the best friend is a joy to watch, as is Lynda Boyd. And it was a kick to see Hill Street Blues star Ed Marinaro again.