Hannah works at a travel agency that specialises in tropical destinations. Her boss informs her that they are planning on opening a new branch but dedicated only to winter destinations. This is her opportunity to go to this "Ice Hotel" and make a review of it. If her boss likes it, she will get the manager position. Enter Ben, the co-owner and designer of the this magical place.
Nothing new here. Known story, known location (again, really?) known faces. Anyway. We have seen this before and unfortunately there is nothing surprising to point out. While Steve and Jocelyn were good as performers, there was no chemistry. And yes, the characters spend quite a lot of time together.
I didn't care about the secondary characters. Neither her friend, nor the hotel reviewer. Bridget, the ice hotel manager, grabbed my attention for a while, but she had bad intentions. Fortunately, she redeemed herself. Which is good.
Saying this, I didn't quite hate the movie, and it wasn't that bad. But there was't anything original in this.
"And I didn't like the ending". I mean, good for Hannah, but in my opinion, there was no sentiment. For all I know, she accepted the job and kiss him as a way of saying thanks.
Nothing new here. Known story, known location (again, really?) known faces. Anyway. We have seen this before and unfortunately there is nothing surprising to point out. While Steve and Jocelyn were good as performers, there was no chemistry. And yes, the characters spend quite a lot of time together.
I didn't care about the secondary characters. Neither her friend, nor the hotel reviewer. Bridget, the ice hotel manager, grabbed my attention for a while, but she had bad intentions. Fortunately, she redeemed herself. Which is good.
Saying this, I didn't quite hate the movie, and it wasn't that bad. But there was't anything original in this.
"And I didn't like the ending". I mean, good for Hannah, but in my opinion, there was no sentiment. For all I know, she accepted the job and kiss him as a way of saying thanks.