Movie #3127 "Three Bed, Two Bath, One Ghost" (Hallmark) This was one I was looking forward to because it seemed to be a more creative of an idea than some of the other Christmas fare being offered this season, but it really fell flat with me. The ghost had more life than the leading couple who just quietly said their lines through the whole movie --- the final kiss was good, but the rest? ugh! It was a cute idea to show the importance of the house, but I never really felt that as I watched it --- I just felt what a loss with this young girl/ghost and how much life and energy she had that was snuffed out --- and I guess that is supposed to be part of the themes that the film was trying to present, but I just felt it was a waste of time to watch it.m Stage business was boring (just refining the house? and having confrontations with her father? and the ghost's conflict was somehow tied to the two modern lovers. I'd give it 2.5 --- I'd like to see that young ghost in more Hallmark films --- she was really good!
"THREE BED, TWO BATH, ONE GHOST" Hallmark 2023 1 hour and 24 mins
The house that Anna, a new real estate agent, has listed has a spirit from the 1920s that won't go. Even worse, the ghost is afraid she won't be able to "pass over" unless she reconciles Anna with her ex.
Director: Kevin Fair
Writers: Gregg Rossen, Brian Sawyer, Joie Botkin
Actors: Julie Gonzalo, Chris McNally, Madeleine Arthur
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