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The Noel Diary

ComedyDramaRomance

The story of a man who returns home on Christmas to settle his estranged mother's estate. Once there, he discovers a diary that may hold secrets to his own past and of a beautiful young woman on a mysterious journey of her own.

Year

2022

Duration

1h 39m

IMDb

6.2

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Cast

Charles Shyer

Director

Justin Hartley

Jake Turner

Barrett Doss

Rachel Campbell

Cast

Charles Shyer

Director

Justin Hartley

Jake Turner

Barrett Doss

Rachel Campbell

Bonnie Bedelia

Ellie Foster

James Remar

Scott Turner

Essence Atkins

Noel Ellis

Aaron Costa Ganis

Matt Segreto

Andrea Sooch

Svetlana

Marilyn Busch

Fifty-Something Fan

Samantha Smart

Vamp Fan

Jeff Corbett

Ian Page

OA

Outrun's Allagash Evening Skye

Ava

Lilian Oben

Young Noel Double

Hollis Kempain Abram

Townsfolk

Baylen D. Bielitz

Benjamin Turner

Alexander Blaise

Vittorio

Sophia Carlin

Shari

Kathleen Mary Carthy

Candlelight Inn Receptionist

Gina D'Acciaro

Waitress

Charles Shyer

Writer

RC

Rebecca Connor

Writer

DG

David Golden

Writer

RP

Richard Paul Evans

Writer

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Mamethe KolotsaneMay 23, 2023

As a psychotherapist and relationship specialist I could not let this movie pass without identifying the toxicity of the relationship dynamics and the unhealthy role models it is setting. It took two characters with trauma and insecure/avoidant attachment from abandonment, had them "fall in love" over two days, and one of them abandons the other without any face to face resolution and repair. The other one then chases her out of his abandonment wounds and fears, and in the end they show them getting together (after the former suddenly abandons her fiance without working on it or a healing period right after she cheated on him) as if this is a triumphant celebratory moment. For the year 2022 I would have hoped we'd be past this, and have healthier relationship role models. This is not 1985, self awareness and self responsibility and building trust over time to fall in love are sexy today. I hope Hollywood consults with therapists in the future, even Gen Z on Instagram knows better than to think this toxic storyline is "heartwarming". It's very disheartening and damaging. Hartley's main character said it himself: you have to get the ending right, and the writers here astronomically failed.

user7354216239730May 23, 2023

I don't think I'm even going to make it to the end of the film which happens rarely for me. There is zero chemistry between the two main characters, in fact it feel cringe between them. Just comes across completely fake. I don't think the opening of their meet did any favours as they had her creepily outside the house looking in. The story line about the mother and her baby is nice but then when it hits back to current times it's just awkward again. I watched it due to Justin as I love him in "this is me". He is trying but it's just not working. 😟 Such a shame as I had high hopes for this. My advice would be not to bother watching it. I just think if they'd eliminated the love story it could have worked.

MerrygiftMay 23, 2023

This movie is awesome. It's a tad darker than your usual holiday fare, but that is not an insult. It had a real story with a pretty good mystery inside it. It unfolds slowly and beautifully. The cast was uniformly exceptional, standout performances by James Remar and Essence Atkins.(small role but extremely moving) But the rest of the cast was all great top to bottom, too. Justin Hartley is perfect as the lead. He has a touch of gravitas to go with the internal sadness the character has. It's a journey of humanity and growth and for JH, I'm sure he loved playing this role. I had high hopes for this movie and it delivered. I highly recommend watching this one.