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A Midnight Kiss

J.B. Sugar (Director), Adelaide Kane (Actor), Carlos PenaVega (Actor) Rated:

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a midnight kiss, new years, romance, love, hallmark channel, reign, big time rush

Starring Adelaide Kane & Carlos PenaVega

With only one week to prepare, a party planner must enlist the help of a relative stranger to help her pull off the event. But what she didn't plan on was falling in love in the process.

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With only one week to prepare, a party planner must enlist the help of a relative stranger to help her pull off the event. But what she didn't plan on was falling in love in the process.

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Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.76 x 5.31 x 0.63 inches; 2.72 Ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ J.B. Sugar
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Subtitled, NTSC
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 24 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ December 6, 2022
Actors ‏ : ‎ Adelaide Kane, Carlos PenaVega
Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English
Language ‏ : ‎ English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Studio ‏ : ‎ Hallmark
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0BFRR925Z
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Anonymous

Not my favorite. Lead actress seemed so stiff - didn't see any chemistry

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 17, 2022

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Storyline was okay but the acting left a lot to be desired. The male lead (Penavega) is SO the opposite in the way he walks and does things from the female lead who is very stiff. I never thought there was any chemistry at all between them and Kane's face doesn't seem to have any emotion at all. I will keep it and watch it again someday but it won't be a favorite. Good to go out of ones comfort zone was the takeaway from the movie.

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M.D.K

Sweet holiday movie

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 3, 2020

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The one star rating it has so far is unfair. Yes it is light on the acting side and the plot of putting together a multi-million dollar NYE party in one week (where they dont seem particularly "slammed" putting it together) is not something you would see in a Hollywood blockbuster but I have seen movies with far less believable plots that are not as fun to watch. If you like Hallmark and Lifetime Christmas movies and watch all the new ones because you have seen all the rest than this will fit right into your rotation!

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Nani

Sweet story, well acted, thoughtful message

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 6, 2020

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A lovely evening's family entertainment. Cute actors, well acted. Made some good points about stretching out of comfort zone and following your dreams.

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H. Bala

this was when I was still mad-dogging Carlos PenaVega

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 14, 2022

Aww, it's cute, a family of event planners. For years, the Pearson Party Planners - Mia and Jake Pearson and their parents Barb and Gary - have orchestrated good times in Seaford, Washington and thereabouts. But now comes the shake-up in status quo. Mom and dad are retiring, leaving the business to their kids. Jake (Jason Cermak) is stoked about it. For Mia (Adelaide Kane), it's more of a bittersweet thing. She'd dreamed of being a documentary filmmaker. She'd contemplated taking a class on film production in nearby Seattle. That's out the window as now, more than ever, it's all hands on deck.

The family just got done with their last event of the season. They're low-key celebrating as, for the first time in seven years, they won't be working on New Year's Eve... but put a pin on that.

Some plot spoilers.

Is it a cute-meet when the girl almost caves in the guy's skull with a golf club? I blame the guy for walking into the house unannounced. He's David Campos (Carlos PenaVega), come to stay at Jake's for a week or so. He's a documentary filmmaker who's in town waiting to hear if he'll get a grant. He's Jake's friend and former college roommate. That both he and Mia are into filmmaking, you'd have to chalk up to pure coincidence or unsubtle scriptwriting.

That last event of the season the Pearsons just did? One of the guests was Kate Clark (Pauline Egan), creator of a popular fashion website. Kate is in a bind. She's desperate to throw a New Year's Eve bash, never mind that New Year's Eve is eight days away. Mia and Jake are persuaded, reluctantly, to organize the thing. It's a daunting undertaking, but it's hard to say no when the client is offering double the usual rates for a week's work. And one simply cannot pass up a chance to get more exposure and bolster the client list. But, damn, it's a posh party for 125-ish guests. All the swells will be there.

Mia was against taking the gig, but her gung-ho brother talked her into it. Imagine her chagrin when Jake is on a ladder putting up Christmas lights and clumsy fool ends up breaking his leg? With the doctor telling him to lay off his feet for at least a week and with their parents on holiday in Palm Springs, it's up to Mia to pull off the party planning by her lonesome. Unless David, Jake's buddy staying over, can step in? Mia's skeptical, but she needs a body to help out, any dang body. I imagine she must've had second thoughts when David started voicing his opinions. See, he's adventurous. She sticks to what works. So, yeah, clash.

In the wake of Hallmark's sustained salvo of Christmas movies in 2018 came A MIDNIGHT KISS, an okay movie that first aired on December 29th. It rates a 3.5 out of 5 stars from me. My favorite bits have to do with Mia and David's preparations for the big party, watching them as they go about the minutiae of party planning. And I enjoyed the novelty of having Jessica Steen take on a role other than "Lisa" from HEARTLAND. She plays the mom, Barb, and wasn't in the movie near enough.

I wasn't sold on the romance. I don't think the writers were, either. Not when they contrive to have Jake's wife playfully tell Mia, "I think you have a crush on David," just, y'know, in case we the viewing audience missed it. I deplore when the plot tells rather than shows. It's like whenever a character mentions that the hero or heroine of the piece has "never looked happier." It's the story's way of nudging the viewer along just in case the two leads' chemistry sucks or is tepid. Me, I saw zero chemistry between the two leads. Adelaide Kane's resting face is this neutral expression that makes it hard to figure out what she's feeling. And while I'd softened my stance on Carlos PenaVega as a viable lead - because he's pretty decent in the Picture Perfect Mysteries - I didn't think he was credible as a romantic lead in this one. He projected this annoying bouncing-off-the-wall vibe. He was like that bubbly self-help guru or super-enthusiastic work-out trainer that you just want to stiff-finger in the throat. So, yeah, A MIDNIGHT KISS was circa when I didn't think he could act, and then, he progressed enough to become an average actor that should probably only play sidekicks. But, as mentioned, I warmed up to him in the Picture Perfect Mysteries. Here, though, I kept alternating between wanting to strangle him and wanting to pat him on the head for being a good boy, like he's this eager puppy. Maybe with another male lead, I bump this up to 4 out of 5 stars.

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Amy Novotny

not worth it

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 29, 2019

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lousy acting..

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H. Bala

this was when I was still mad-dogging Carlos PenaVega

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 7, 2020

Aww, it's cute, a family of event planners. For years, the Pearson Party Planners - Mia and Jake Pearson and their parents Barb and Gary - have orchestrated good times in Seaford, Washington and thereabouts. But now comes the shake-up in status quo. Mom and dad are retiring, leaving the business to their kids. Jake (Jason Cermak) is stoked about it. For Mia (Adelaide Kane), it's more of a bittersweet thing. She'd dreamed of being a documentary filmmaker. She's contemplated taking a class on film production in nearby Seattle. That's out the window as now, more than ever, it's all hands on deck.

The family just got done with their last event of the season. They're low-key celebrating as, for the first time in seven years, they won't be working on New Year's Eve... but put a pin on that.

Some plot spoilers.

Is it a cute-meet when the girl almost caves in the guy's skull with a golf club? I blame the guy for walking into the house unannounced. He's David Campos (Carlos PenaVega), come to stay at Jake's for a week or so. He's a documentary filmmaker who's in town waiting to hear if he'll get a grant. He's Jake's friend and used to be his college roommate. That both he and Mia are into filmmaking, you'd have to chalk up to pure coincidence or unsubtle script-writing.

That last event of the season the Pearsons just did? One of the guests was Kate Clark (Pauline Egan), creator of a popular fashion website. Kate is in a bind. She's desperate to throw a New Year's Eve bash, never mind that New Year's Eve is eight days away. Mia and Jake are persuaded, reluctantly, to organize the thing. It's a daunting undertaking, but it's hard to say no to when the client is offering double the usual rates for a week's work. And one simply cannot pass up a chance to get more exposure and bolster the client list. But, damn, it's a posh party for 125-ish guests. All the swells will be there.

Mia was against taking the gig, but her gung-ho brother talked her into it. Imagine her chagrin when Jake is on a ladder putting up Christmas lights and clumsy fool ends up breaking his leg? With the doctor telling him to lay off his feet for at least a week and with their parents on holiday in Palm Springs, it's up to Mia to pull off the party planning by her lonesome. Unless David, Jake's buddy staying over, can step in? Mia's skeptical, but she needs a body to help out, any dang body. I imagine she must've had second thoughts when David started voicing his opinions. See, he's adventurous. She sticks to what works. So, yeah, clash.

In the wake of Hallmark's sustained salvo of Christmas movies in 2018 comes A MIDNIGHT KISS, an okay movie. It rates a 3.5 out of 5 stars from me. My favorite bits have to do with Mia and David's preparations for the big party, watching them as they go about the minutiae of party planning. And I enjoyed the novelty of having Jessica Steen take on a role other than "Lisa" from HEARTLAND. She plays the mom, Barb, and wasn't in the movie near enough.

I wasn't sold on the romance. I don't think the writers were, either. Not when they contrive to have Jake's wife playfully tell Mia, "I think you have a crush on David," just, y'know, in case we the viewing audience missed it. I deplore when the plot tells rather than shows. It's like whenever a character mentions that the hero or heroine of the piece has "never looked happier." It's the story's way of nudging the viewer along just in case the two leads' chemistry sucks or is tepid. Me, I see zero chemistry between the two leads. Adelaide Kane's resting face is this neutral expression that makes it hard to figure out what she's feeling. And I just don't get Carlos PenaVega as a lead. He projects this annoying bouncing-off-the-wall vibe. He's like that bubbly self-help guru or super-enthusiastic work-out trainer that you just want to stiff-finger in the throat. Frankly, I don't think he can act, or, at the most, he's an average actor that should only play sidekicks. I kept alternating between wanting to strangle him and wanting to pat him on the head for being a good boy, like he's this eager puppy. Maybe with another male lead, I bump this up to 4 out of 5 stars.

Update: So I wrote that above a few days after the movie premiered back in 2018. I've since come around some on Carlos. He's starred in three Picture Perfect Mysteries on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries now, and I feel like he's finally found his solid footing and is a more credible actor now. But he still sucks in A MIDNIGHT KISS.

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