Let It Snow

Name: Let It Snow
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Released: June 8, 2001
Duration: 90 min
Rating: 42
Cast: Bernadette Peters, Kipp Marcus

2001

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Artistic License | Release Date: June 8, 2001 | R

Starring: Bernadette Peters, Kipp Marcus

Summary: On one magical New England snow day, James meets Sarah. From the moment he touches her flat head, they are linked for life. Now with both of them grown up and living in Manhattan, all James needs is another snow day to get a second chance at first love. Too bad it's June! (Artistic License Films)

Director: Adam Marcus

Genre(s): Comedy, Romance

Rating: R

Runtime: 90 min

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Lael Loewenstein

Smarter and more appealing than many other recent romantic comedies. Read full review

New Times (L.A.) M.V. Moorhead

The highpoint of the film, acting-wise, comes from Bernadette Peters. Read full review

A.O. Scott

Let It Snow is cheery, and it gets by on the energy of the actors, who may be as taken by the movie's guilelessness as audiences could be. The film's naïveté makes up for its rampant predictability. Read full review

Hazel-Dawn Dumpert

In lieu of developing a plot, the brothers opt to cram their cache of forced quirks and hit-or-miss sketches into a framework of predictabilities. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Ken Fox

A few funny bits float the film for a while -- it's always nice to see Peters onscreen, no matter what she's doing -- but it's really as showcase for Marcus, who also wrote the script. Read full review

Jonathan Foreman

James' character is a charmless, boring lump and it's very hard to care if he gets the girl or not. Read full review

Amy Taubin

An inert and inept romantic comedy. Read full review

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