SYNOPSICS
Campfire Kiss (2017) is a English movie. James Head has directed this movie. Danica McKellar,Paul Greene,Ali Skovbye,Kendall Cross are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2017. Campfire Kiss (2017) is considered one of the best Comedy,Romance movie in India and around the world.
Feeling disconnected with her teenage son, a protective mother decides to step outside of her comfort zone and take him camping. But as soon as she arrives, she begins butting heads with her handsome cabin neighbor, a single father and outdoorsman who is also in search of a connection with his teen daughter. Friction soon sparks a flame as these opposites attract. Stars Danica McKellar and Paul Greene.
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Campfire Kiss (2017) Reviews
I like it!
Two things : 1) I really like Hallmark movies. 2) I also like movies about camping or wilderness related. :) So I maybe biased in this review. Story-wise, its the typical Hallmark family-oriented style with a romantic feel. Something that you would expect and not expect at the same time. Actors , I'd say the main characters did their parts very well. The leave-me-alone children, the over-protective parents, a little drama and the sparkle of romance. By the way, I wish that raccoon could have really been a bear - that it really tore the tent apart. And then Paul comes out to have protected them. I enjoyed this movie. And like I said, I like it! :) 7 out of 10 stars for me.
Just OK
Loved the scenery. Not the female lead. She always looks so sad and pouty. She came across as not very likable. Liked the male lead and the kids were fine. Not my favorite, not the worst I've seen. Would love to see more movies with Alicia Witt.I also would love to see some Christmas movies during the summer.
Campfire Mess
There is no cohesive story or conflict developed in Campfire Kiss therefore, it is difficult for the audience to stay interested. The main characters have zero chemistry. Danica McKellar, Dana, who has some talent as an actress, in this movie, comes across as unlikable and irritating. There is no justification for her anger at Steve (Paul Green) throughout most of the film. We're suppose to believe that because Steve, the owner of a sporting goods store, was talking to his daughter on his cell phone when Danica, a customer, wanted his attention, then playfully teased her, that this brief encounter justifies Dana's irrational anger at this man for the entire first part of the film. Throughout the rest of her encounters with Steve, Dana goes in and out of adolescent flirtation to unexplained rage. Even the usual, spectacular Hallmark scenery is not remarkable in Campfire Kiss. Avoid spending two hours watching this unappealing, lack of romance mess.
predictable but lacking
Danica McKellar's producing influence is obvious not just in her character's career as a math instructor but in the multiple sermons she preaches on how awesome math is. While I don't mind the sentiment, it's a bit blatant. Her overprotective mother role is ridiculously off-putting and has little attraction unless the man likes rescuing damsels in distress, even annoying damsels.
nice
Single mom school teacher Dana Henderson (Danica McKellar) is afraid of being disconnected from her son Arthur despite going to the same school. She takes him on a camping trip for the first time. She is pissed to find Steve Reynolds in the next tent after an initial bad meet. He's a divorced dad trying to reconnect with his bitter teen daughter Lacey. Arthur finds a masculine figure in Steve while Lacey learns to love math from Dana. As Dana and Steve get closer, his ex-wife shows up. Winnie Cooper is still adorable. It's cute how she is so dorky. The premise is predictable. It's a Hallmark romance and Danica has been doing a bunch of these. She is well suited for the genre. It's a standard romance but it's missing any bite or the needed humor. It's kinda bland but it is nice. That's all it's asked to do and that's what it delivers.