Paul Magne Haakonsen This is a very typical Hallmark Christmas seasonal movie in every sense of the term. And if that is good or bad, is of course a matter of personal preference.The movie had an adequate storyline, which was generic and straight forward for sure, and you knew exactly how the movie would end right from the very beginning. There was a good continuous flow to the movie.The cast was doing good jobs with their given roles and characters, and they had some good acting performers on the cast list. Candace Cameron Bure was nicely cast for a movie such as this and actually carried herself and the movie quite well throughout the entire movie.While this is not a Christmas classic, it is definitely is well worth watching once with family and loved ones during the holiday seasons.

Skylar Nicole The movie is not one of Candace's best. But considering the script she was working with.... it was ok. I wouldnt want to see the movie again, the premise about Candace playing twin sisters was a bit drab. there was no relationship between the sisters and the relationship between the father and the sister who chose to have a career in an advertising agency and the sister who chose to be a mother on the PTA and the committee for the winter pagent. I usually Like Candace Cameron's movies but not in this movie and the storyline was just boring.

Alex-Paulson8989 I fully understand Candace Cameron's appeal. However as light hearted as this film is her charms do not work at all in this film.In this film she plays "twins" that are opposite. Each think of course the other has an "Easier Life". So they both decide to switch for the holidays. Now this is not a "Freaky Friday" its "Wife Swap".The film suffers because Candace fails to bring 3 dimensions to both parts. She is flat. She also need to make each "Person" have different mannerisms. Because she fails the film fails because the truth is "The Minor Differences" that she brings isn't enough to being an "A-Ha" moment to a full realization. Hallmark Staple Alicia Witt should have been given this project. She would made a film people would remember!

tylerbeast-renehan I typically watch Hallmark Christmas movies for the drinking game aspect (i.e. main characters with names associated with Christmas, cynics who change and become believers in the spirit of Christmas, shameless brand plugs), so I of course decided to watch Switched for Christmas. However, my pursuit of getting buzzed was tarnished by Hallmark's incessant push to portray the city of Littleton, CO, as a podunk, fly-over, small town an hour away from Denver. Littleton is a suburb of Denver; it is an easy 20 minute drive between the two downtown areas of both cities, and the limits of both cities actually touch if you look at a map of the Denver metro area. It also has a population of like 50,000 people, so it certainly is not the small town that it is annoyingly called over and over again in the movie. So please, Hallmark, for the love of God, please do some research of the place in which your movies are set. That being said, this is easily one of my top 5 favorite Hallmark Christmas movies.