A Merry & Bright Holiday List (pt. II/II)

I find comfort in watching tacky (bad) movies with tacky (awful) plot lines and over-the-top acting with actors you recognize from that one Disney movie you watched in middle school. So, naturally, I spent the last month watching Hallmark and Netflix-made Christmas movies and I'm sharing with you my list. The telling-if-it's-good is up to you.

A Christmas Prince (2017) the least interesting one
A Holiday Engagement* (2011) the one about the hired fiancé
Christmas Crush* (2012) the really entertaining one with Mean Girls' lead 'hot' guy being the friend she overlooks (literally) instead
Christmas Inheritance (2017) the one about the rich girl sent to a small town
Christmas Wedding Planner (2017) the one with really big suburban houses
Dear Santa (2011) the one about the guy who owns a soup kitchen so he must be really nice
Holiday Breakup* (2016) the one with the cheapest budget and a plot so wild it requires mental preparation for
How Sarah Got Her Wings (2015) the one where heaven is too white for your eyes
Merry Kissmas* (2015) the one with the amazingly-bad ballet promo banner 
Once Upon A Holiday (2015) the one about the princess who wants to be a middle-class civilian
The Holiday Calendar (2018) the one about the friend she overlooks (again)
The Princess Switch (2018) the one where Vanessa Hudgens fits right in
Window Wonderland (2013) the one about the guy who lives in a mall
You Can't Fight Christmas* (2017) the one where she falls on top of the guy while decorating the tree
* My favorite

You Can't Fight Christmas

Christmas Crush

Holiday Breakup

Window Wonderland