This 'Cheesy' Christmas Rom-Com Is So Bad It's Good

Netflix has our needs sorted when it comes to Christmas movies - and UK fans can't stop gushing over latest 'cheesy' drop Christmas With A View.

The rom-com starring relatively unknown actors Scott Cavalheiro and Kaitlyn Leeb, as well as Kill Bill's Vivica A. Fox, has struck a chord in the hearts of film fans.

Labelling it their new guilty pleasure, one woman named Grace, wrote on Twitter: "Everyone needs to watch Christmas with a View. You won't be disappointed.

The film sees restaurant manager of a ski resort Clara Garrison, played by Kaitlyn Leeb, reeling from a recent business failure.

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Her world is turned upside down when celebrity chef Shane Roarke, played by Scott Cavalheiro, starts work as their head chef, but of course he has a hidden past...

Fans continued to gush over the 2018 movie which was released on Netflix UK, with one woman named Temi saying: "Just watched Christmas with a view and I just have to reiterate how much I love corny Christmas movies."

One couple with a joint account confirmed it was full of festive comfort: "Watching Christmas with a View. It's cute and cheesy. Lol."

"I watched Christmas with a View a couple of days ago so good," said one, as many others reeled it off as a one to watch over winter.

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"Out of all the bad Christmas movies, Christmas With A View is one of the best," another recommended.

The film clearly touched this person: "I HAVE SO MANY THOUGHTS ABOUT CHRISTMAS WITH A VIEW RIGHT NOW."

Netflix have got our backs when it comes to Christmas movie binge-watching, adding a selection of six new flicks to get stuck into.

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A standout has to be Vanessa Hudgen's upcoming flick, The Knight Before Christmas, which is hitting the streaming service on the 21st November.

There's also Holiday In The Wild which dropped on 1st November, coming-of-age comedy Let It Snow, starring Kiernan Shipka, which comes on 8th November, animated offering Klaus, coming 15th November, Holiday Rush on 28th November.

And not forgetting the hotly-anticipated second sequel A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby on 5th December.

Quite frankly, Christmas can't come soon enough.

Topics: Christmas, Movies, Entertainment and Film, Netflix

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