Saving Christmas Movie Review

Plot:

The protagonist, Kris, explains him about the various facts of Christmas to his brother-in-law, Christian. He also explains to him that all these are somehow related to the Bible. This movie is full of plain performance, full of advice, jokes with no humor, and very poor audio technology.

Kirk goes out to his brother-in-law, Christian, sitting outside their house, which is totally irked by all the happenings in the name of celebrations. He thinks that people never care about Jesus, and what bothers them was cakes and gift presents. He feels that everyone is so materialistic.

Kirk quotes about each of the events with an example, which totally looks like fantasy. Most of the examples did not have logic behind it. The only good example, which can be accepted by us is about St. Nicholas, who tried to safeguard Jesus's reputation. He also makes comparisons like the gifts arranged under the tree represent the horizon of Jerusalem; the trees are from the garden of Eden, etc.

Once, after accepting the defense of Kirk, Christian joins with others and choreographs a dance party. Including this movie and the bloopers, the actual movie is only for half hour. The movie is simply exaggerated. The director is trying to defend the extra Christmas celebrations completely. This is not a story, that explains about Christmas to non-Christians, but a movie, which explains the significance of Christmas celebrations to the Christians who are not much interested towards it. The movie looks like it did not go to the editing section. Most of the characters were straightly looking at the camera. With so much of fillers, they simply stretched the movie to 80 mins. This movie will be a big disappointment for people who have the same mindset as that of Kirk.

Verdict:

Wasted some precious minutes of my life.