Your Christmas or Mine? (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Amazon Original]

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What to Watch this Week | Top TV Series | Top Films | TV Series Schedule | In Theaters Now Your Christmas Or Mine? is a 2022 Christmas romantic comedy film directed by Jim O'Hanlon from a screenplay by Tom Parry , produced by Kate Heggie and starring Asa Butterfield, Daniel Mays, Angela Griffin and Cora Kirk. Birdy and Skinny Loving team up together for a beautiful duet of ‘I’ll be Home for Christmas’ along with Laura Mvula who delivers her individual interpretation of Marvin Gayes’ Purple Snowflakes.

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View all song names, who sings them, stream 4 additional tune playlists, scores, and credits used in the movie. We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development. It’s a very small mercy, given what he’s working with, but director Jim O’Hanlon is at least able to competently conjure enough Christmas spirit for the film to visually feel of the season, evocative enough to pierce through for those of us who’ve made the journey from London to the sticks for the holidays. Original Motion Picture Soundtrack from the Prime Video Christmas romantic film Your Christmas or Mine?Ella Henderson and Priya Ragu both deliver fresh contemporary takes on Christmas classics ‘Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)’ and ‘Rockin’ around the Christmas Tree’. The absolute way of getting new soundtracks, listen to complete music: films and TV series, and see where the song plays. One heads to a virtually empty mansion in Gloucester where it is not even obvious Christmas is happening. The snow begins to fall and with it they realise they are trapped with each other’s family for the whole of Christmas.

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After waving goodbye in Marlyebone Station, new lovers Hayley and James can’t bear to be apart for Christmas, so both decide to surprise each other and unwittingly swap trains by mistake. In an ensemble comedy such as this, where frantic is the chosen mode, it’s too easy for things to veer into grating and too often the film confuses loud for lively. After we follow a distractingly ugly CG snowflake glide through some even uglier CG clouds, we land at Marylebone station and on a young student couple James (Sex Education’s Asa Butterfield, flatter than the film requires) and Hayley (Cora Kirk, fizzier than the film deserves) as they face being away from each other for Christmas. Benjamin Lee in The Guardian described the film as "hackneyed grab-bag of sitcom cliches that ends up feeling more like tired pantomime" advising to "leave this one under the tree".one might struggle to see why our time is even half-demanded here rather than elsewhere, a hackneyed grab-bag of sitcom cliches that ends up feeling more like tired pantomime. Both James and Hayley decided at the last minute to change trains, and spend Christmas with each other. Young student couple James and Hayley both decide to surprise the other at Christmas only to have to accidentally experience Christmas with each other’s families.