Christmas-Reviewer
After Kristin saved Kyle's life, she has been living with the Morgan family ever since. Unfortunately, she cannot remember her past, and has lost her immortality. Bill proposes to her, but she declines, as she says she doesn't feel right about the decision without knowing her family. At the North Pole, Rudolpha is secretly selling pieces of the North Pole worldwide to get rid of the North Pole, and to make Santa Claus feel he is being replaced.Now this isn't the greatest movie however it works. Running 90 minutes the film is never boring. The film is also cute and family safe entertainment. There is no hidden messages in the film. The film is just about a girl trying to figure out her past. I will watch this again. Give it a try.
honeybear24115
After reading other reviews, i've really gotta wonder if we're all watching the same movie! It was a very cute film, a great follow up to "Once Upon a Christmas" Granted, it was pretty predictable that Kristin would end up getting her memory back and get married to Bill, but it had a lot of twists along the way to it. The acting by Kirsten Prout definitely advanced from the first film, and the acting by John Dye, Kathy Ireland, and Wayne Thomas Yorke was great again. Like it's prequel, "Twice" is a movie that, as a mother of 2, i love to watch with my boys, and not having to worry about anything inappropriate popping up! Some people may call me crazy, judging by other reviews, but i have watched these movies every year since they have come out! I was 10 when "Once" came out, so these movies also brings back good memories of gathering with my family every Christmas and watching it!
ntsuno
To be honest, the first movie is a little bit better than the second one, but it still is a very nice movie to see on Christmas Eve. The story is predictable, Kirsten her memory is gone in the first part (Ones upon a Christmas) , and her sister will distroy Chrismas for the second time. Kirsten will get back her memory after some time. I must say, is stays very nice to see Katy Ireland on the screen.A Christmas movie must not be a difficult story in the first place. I hope they will make a third one with this crew.
Victor Field
A sequel to the equally facile and stomach-turning "Once Upon A Christmas," "Twice Upon A Christmas" ranks with "Gremlins 2: The New Batch" and "Superman II" as one of those sequels that's preferable to the original - but it still isn't a world-beater. Fans of the still-lovely Kathy Ireland should seek it out, however, what with it being her last movie to date.One year on from the events of the previous movie, Kristin (Kathy) has settled into life with the Morgans apart from her inability to remember who she was before she got there (she gave up her life as Santa's daughter to live with the family, and thus has no memory of who she is), and Rodolfa - her sister, and the Christina to her Britney - is still seeking to wreck Christmas as she nearly did last time, by selling off the North Pole a piece at a time. Writer Steven H. Berman puts a bit more emphasis on her shenanigans this time, and the movie's all the better for it; the humour makes it easier to get through, and the acting and FX are less inept here, which also helps.But towards the end it gets sappy enough to have Michael Landon turning over in his grave, and Kathy's climactic speech to the world (don't ask) does remind you that an AFI Lifetime Achievement Award is not in her immediate future - and neither is "Thrice Upon A Christmas." Nonetheless, there are still worse seasonal TV movies around. (Like, say, "Once Upon A Christmas.") And the woman is still a dish.
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