6.4 stars.
Take a basic plot of two adults who were childhood best friends. They went their separate ways due to irreconcilable differences, because she had a specific vision for their toy company and he couldn't live with it, so he walked away.
Were they in love all those years ago? Judging from her body language, the answer is a big fat NO. And so she now runs the business very successfully. He has been absent from her life for 7 years. She has the opportunity for a business merger, but requires his signature since he's technically still co-owner of the company. It appears from their falling out that this will be a difficult task to accomplish.
The story requires her niece as a catalyst for them to reunite once again, or at least be civil for a short time. Can she get his signature? Even more, can they be friends again? Maybe they could be business partners too, or maybe the relationship will crash and burn.
Lackluster performances from everyone, intermingled with a creepy Santa, much awkwardness, and bad timing. 'Christmas CEO' misses the mark by a long shot.
Take a basic plot of two adults who were childhood best friends. They went their separate ways due to irreconcilable differences, because she had a specific vision for their toy company and he couldn't live with it, so he walked away.
Were they in love all those years ago? Judging from her body language, the answer is a big fat NO. And so she now runs the business very successfully. He has been absent from her life for 7 years. She has the opportunity for a business merger, but requires his signature since he's technically still co-owner of the company. It appears from their falling out that this will be a difficult task to accomplish.
The story requires her niece as a catalyst for them to reunite once again, or at least be civil for a short time. Can she get his signature? Even more, can they be friends again? Maybe they could be business partners too, or maybe the relationship will crash and burn.
Lackluster performances from everyone, intermingled with a creepy Santa, much awkwardness, and bad timing. 'Christmas CEO' misses the mark by a long shot.