Holiday Joy

Directed by Kirk D'Amico
PG
2016    1h 31mComedy, Fantasy
5.431%5.6
A shy high school student's Christmas wish comes true only it isn't exactly as wonderful as she'd hoped.
  • Bailee MadisonJoy Hockstatter
  • French StewartBob Hockstatter
  • Scott ThompsonMr. Elderberry
  • Luke BilykZach Hockstatter
  • Naomi SnieckusCoach Weber
  • Jennifer RobertsonMarcie Wellman
  • Arnold PinnockDr. Mike
  • Kolton StewartSam Walker
  • Ethan PugiottoMiles
  • Jeni RossMontana
  • Soma BhatiaBrie
  • Sara WaisglassChanel
  • Sabryn RockNurse
  • Darrin BakerOfficer Crowley
  • Nadine BhabhaGirl in the Hall
  • Kirk D'AmicoDirector
  • Holly Goldberg SloanWriter
  • Vince TotinoExecutive Producer
  • Andrew BronfmanAssociate Producer
  • Jonathan BronfmanProducer
  • John DonerAugust 13, 2025
    Great movie, it was awesome and heartwarming, loved it but why was her best friend left out at the end, the girl that she loved, Montana with the orange hair or strawberry blonde hair, she wasn't there when she woke up or at the Christmas party, and I don't know why they didn't have Bailee singing the songs, she has an awesome voice, like she did on the Cinderella story movie, she's great, like her a lot, I am confused because those cards changed her family to the nextdoor people and I thought it was another swapping bodies or minds thing but it changed families instead but she didn't ask for a different family and when the card said change, I thought it would change the outcome of the accident or perhaps change why she was hurt, but when it changed her family, I was like why, how and huh, then thought there was a girl in place of her in her real family and thought she needed to get her and get the cards from her to get back, and thought at first that her mom had returned from the grave, it really didn't make much sense, but still liked the show
  • Kevin RayJuly 2, 2025
    It was a cute movie! I really enjoyed it.

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