B&B Merry

This film is about a travel blogger who has a monotonous relationship with a boy (who never see each other since they both spend traveling), to whom an inn which is in a bad situation because a large hotel chain built In the town, he invites her to spend a stay at the inn and thus attract clients. This inn is a family home of a single mother (since her husband passed away) and her son (who gave up his dream of traveling and being a photographer to take care of his mother and the inn as he promised his father). They both begin to meet and interact, having very good chemistry, and they manage to do a dance to recover the inn. A travel magazine wants to hire Tracey and asks her to do a review of the other famous hotel (which owns this magazine, so you don't always have to believe sponsored posts), however she goes and it's a modern, monotonous place with a lack of warm and familiar atmosphere. This film teaches us about not being with people who do not force us to grow just out of habit or not being alone, to follow our dreams and not what our parents want for us, to support the family but without losing one's direction. , have a job that brings you happiness. And as they said in a sentence, one can be in the same place and still want to flee, so always be in places that generate happiness.

If you want a stupid but cute Christmas movie, this is a decent option. The acting is not the greatest, the lines sound very mechanical and the reactions are sometimes way too much (seem more like a child movie), but it is very Christmasy and overall it has a positive vibe and a festive atmoshere : what you look for in the end while watching this kind of movies. The lead actrice managed to be both cute and annoying in the same time because of her way-too-much reactions. Aprart from that, the story is ok, adapted to the year we live in, beautiful decoration and beautiful image. If you don't expect too much from it, you won't be dissapointed.

7.5 stars. I wasn't smiling much watching this installment of a Christmas family Hallmark romance genre... What we have in this story is a woman who does travel blogs, she visits hotels and B&B's and motels and all those places where people get lodged up. She has traveled all over the world and has a fairly popular website. Two competitors land on her docket so she has to compare them simultaneously. One is a small town family B&B and the other is the competition, a major large chain hotel in the same town, not known for charm, caters to wealthy and such. She is conflicted and falling in love with the owner of the B&B's son, and there we have the usual Hallmark/Family production. The acting is very good, the drama is serious, the feelings are real. I like this sort of story, I don't need all the fluff and smiles. This type of movie works for me, albeit it's not making me ecstatic edge of my seat happy, but I'm entertained and satisfied. I like it when these two leads are serious, they are very good at portraying these emotions. Pleasantly surprised.

The whole movie looks like a pop corn commercial. No plot. Actors are veryboring.plot is very boring.it looks like it was directed by an Instagrammer.this is a shot bet movie. Useless facial expressions, too instagrammic. If you are not a 6 year old, do not watch it. Whatever...useless scarves, they do not wear them correct, and they are in Canada. Nevertheless, the b&b is nice. But i wonder how much they pay for electricity. The plot is meaningless. Acting is too effortfull. Are they even actors??? Too many milkshakes. What person over thirty years old drinks milkshakes. It could have just been a toothpaste commercial.

I've watched this movie today. And its a good movie and I've seen a lot of Christmas movies. So I love movies and I notice a lot in movies. And I saw a mistake in this movie, its when they decorate the christmas tree and you see those christmas socks in the background. The two on the left both hang to the right and the right one hangs to the left. But when he goes to talk to his mother, all the socks suddenly are hanging to the right. I've see this a lot in movies and it's quite annoying. So please do something about this. Don't change anything on set, so that it doesn't suddenly change in the movie.

B&B Merry is a 2022 festive romantic comedy starring Jen Lilley and Jess Hutch. The story is about a travel blogger named Tracey(Lilley) who is asked to stay at a B&B resort owned by a charming guy named Graham(Hutch). Of course like alot of these kind of films,Tracey starts to fall for Graham but will they be able to make their relationship work and will the B&B resort become popular again or will it cease?. Overall I thought it was a decent flick. The chemistry between the two leads was good and the story was good too. If you love Hallmark films with a festive touch to it then this is for you. Not their best but its still watchable.

Trailer—B&B Merry

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The mind actually boggles at how many of these cheap, soft-soap Christmas TV romance movies the channels can churn out. With my wife, I've now watched three in a row of this type and the characters and plots seem interchangeable in every one. An attractive young woman, usually from the city with a nerdy / emotionless boyfriend, finds an excuse to go to the country at Christmas time where she invariably 1) helps the local community in some way, 2) finds herself but only after overcoming a minor setback or source of confusion in her life and 3) naturally finds love with a handsome, single local man who brings out the country girl in her so that she can reject that mean old city with its fast, shallow lifestyle. This one sees travel blogger Jen Lilley end up in Smalltown, Vermont just in time for the Christmas holidays. She's been invited there by a down-on-its-luck bed and breakfast property run by a widow, her older sister and, you guessed it, her handsome, single son. Only trouble is, she's already been hired by a major magazine to favourably review a big hotel in the same town, which is killing the prospects of the homely little B and B. Conveniently, on her very first day in the town, her current boyfriend dumps her. So what do you think are the chances of her turning around the fortunes of the little establishment, rediscovering her moral compass and naturally, fall for her soulmate-in-waiting, who just happens to be the eligible son of the bed and breakfast proprietor? Well, does Santa have a big white beard? My wife and I had a lot of fun guessing the plot developments well in advance of their actually occurring, in fact you could extend that anticipation to actual lines of dialogue. With lots of lingering, soft focus camera work, dialogue straight out of a batch of assorted Christmas cards and some sappy incidental seasonal music trilling away in the background, this is another one for the Hallmark set, although I must say, even my wife is starting to weary of these almost identical productions from which you can't seem to escape at this time of year.