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We’re back in All Wrapped Up for one last movie. Olivia is going to deliver some gifts to a rich person paying big bucks. She’s up in the mountains, and the snow really starts to come down. She knocks on the door to a cabin, and it’s not a rich lady, but rather this dude from Ben, and it’s clear they know each other. His mom made the order, and he’s as surprised to see her as she is to see him. He even knows that she drinks black coffee.

It doesn’t take long for them to get into an argument about what happened between the two of them. She leaves suddenly, but doesn’t get far—the roads are officially closed. She goes back to the cabin, and he says she can stay, and he’ll just stay out of her way. She ends up helping him decorate, and the ice begins to thaw.

There’s this other woman, though, who is staying at another cabin and is clearly into him. He goes to help fix her radiator.

While he’s gone, Olivia decides to make a run for it, but the roads are still closed. She sees his truck at her cabin and just decides to crash the party.

Anyway, they go back to his cabin and just kind of hang out, talk about them, her business, best, and bow, all sorts of stuff. She shows off her bow skills and reads his romance novel, which really works on her, and they almost kiss, but then his family shows back up. The bridge is still closed, and it looks like she won’t make it back for the gala.

His mom wasn’t excited that Olivia was there, but he tells her that she really likes Olivia, and then she’s nice, and Olivia feels welcome and has a ton of fun. Thankfully, the bridge opens, and they hop in his truck to make it to the gala in time. They all win the competition. And Olivia and Ben kiss one more time under the mistletoe, and All Wrapped Up burns to the ground forever.

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The movie starts with a fun fashion title card. We meet Celeste, who wants to be a hot-shot designer, but her boss doesn't even know she exists! She comes home and is shocked to find her boyfriend, Jason, there. He surprises her with a quick one-hour Christmas celebration. He asks Celeste if he can come home with her for Christmas and book a first-class flight, which he is able to do because he knows people.

Celeste’s family is kind of royalty in this small town—her dad is the pastor, and her mom is the mayor. Pastor Mark puts together a Christmas festival, and he really wants his daughter to end up with her hunky ex-boyfriend, Dean. So when she shows up with boyfriend Jason, Pastor Mark is less than thrilled. He reluctantly allows Jason to stay in their basement.

When they find out that his church is going to be remodeled in the new year, Celeste gets a little sad because she always wanted to get married in the church she grew up in. So, Jason gets down on one knee and proposes that they get married on Christmas Eve.

Pastor Mark is not thrilled. Neither is Dean, when he shows up with flowers and is very confused.

Jason is concerned when he finds out that they have to go through Pastor Mark's marriage boot camp... and I mean, fair.

And this boot camp is intense—day one involves gingerbread house building. Day two? A blindfolded golf cart race. All the important pre-marital counseling activities.

They are really up against it, but it doesn't seem to be bothering them. In fact, Celeste seems to be thriving, wheeling and dealing.

Pastor Mark seems to be letting Jason in a little bit. They even go out for eggnog.

But Pastor Mark just can't bear the thought of his daughter moving away forever, so he keeps acting like a little baby boy.

Jason's parents come into town, and Pastor Mark tells Celeste and Jason that they have to make dinner for everyone. They're all going to be really mean to them for no reason.

Celeste gets a call that she’s gotten her dream job back in NYC. When Pastor Mark finds out, he acts like a ding-dong, and everyone gets mad at him and tells him he's being an awful father.

There's a misunderstanding when Jason sees Celeste hugging Dean, but it doesn’t really matter.

Pastor Mark finally tells his daughter that he's sorry for being a jerk.

They wake up, still get married, and dance.

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The movie starts in the ER, where, as usual, all the doctors are in great moods and super chill. Hannah is an ER doctor and takes the lead on a Christmas patient brought in by paramedic Wes.

After a hard shift, Hannah roams Philly while Jason Kelce sings to us. She gets home, where she lives alone. Her neighbor insists that she eat some manicotti. She talks to her dad, who is also a doctor, and he also encourages her to eat some manicotti.

Paramedic Wes is great at his job and is training rookie Julia. She's feeling frazzled on her first day, but he's so calming and encouraging.

We also meet Officer Sanjay. He has a mustache and is awesome. He's talking with Danielle about how she ghosted him after the Christmas party. Turns out, they're going to be partners while her normal partner is on paternity leave. They deal with heavy-hitting Philly crime, like two neighbors arguing about Christmas decorations.

Wes is thrilled when he brings a kid to the hospital and sees Hannah again. He remembers her from the other night and invites her to help him decorate a house for Christmas, which he and the other EMS team are decorating. They meet up, bond over stitch techniques, walk through Philly, have the best time, and agree to do it again soon.

Sanjay and Danielle end up having a great time together. She's about to ask him if he’s going to the ball with her, but then Sanjay's girlfriend shows up, and she's like, "Ohhh, I see."

Wes goes to meet Hannah at her apartment for dinner, but she never shows up. She got held up at work. She feels awful, and they make up the next day by talking like adults. He then takes her to get her first Philly cheesesteak, made by Donna Kelce.

Danielle is mad at Sanjay until she finds out that the woman who showed up wasn’t his girlfriend, but his sister. They're back on! She even calls him "sweetie." THEY ARE A THING!

Hannah and Wes are clearly digging each other. They hang out a lot and even carol together.

It's Christmas Eve, and the EMS/Fire department is about to do their Christmas Eve potluck when they get a call about a fire. The chief runs in, but Wes can tell something bad is going on, so he runs in—no equipment needed—and fireman-carries the chief out of there.

They rush to get him to the ER, where Hannah is working. She saves his life.

Sanjay realizes that he had the wrong number for Danielle all this time. She asks him to the New Year's Eve ball, and he answers with a kiss.

Hannah goes to talk to Wes, and they end up sharing a big kiss. Then, they both get called to do their jobs.

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It's been five years since the first movie, and Luke is living the dad life—looking much older and forgetting to put out the trash. Stephan has moved on from being a pet psychologist to working with humans as well. He's doing press for his new book, including a radio show with some great sound effects. Taylor is still running Taylor'd Game but is struggling to find a distributor for his new game.

Luke is 42 and juggling fatherhood while still trying to be fire chief. But he's feeling a bit left out by the younger crew.

Speaking of being left out, Taylor is being left out of his building—he's getting evicted.

And speaking of being left out, Stephan's girlfriend feels neglected because she keeps thinking Stephan is going to propose.

The brothers all meet up at their mom's for dinner after accidentally destroying Thomas' Christmas show's set. They're shocked to find out that their mom is dating Pastor Roy, and they decide the best way to deal with it is by spending the holidays at mom's place.

The brothers are called to the principal's office and told that since they broke the set, they have to buy the show. In other words, they have to direct the play. The only problem is that a lot of the kids have dropped out, and they have to build the sets from scratch. They also have to do it while wearing candy cane costumes because they lost at Pictionary.

Taylor finds himself falling for the volunteer helping with the music. Her name is Caroline, and as the brothers point out, she's just a female version of Taylor.

They go on a date to an arcade and have an amazing time. They almost kiss, but they're interrupted by the brothers.

The brothers are trying to get the kids ready for the play, but they're failing. So, they call in Mark LeClerk to help. He's doing great until all the decorations cause a small fire.

The boys initially blame Pastor Roy, but then they realize they've messed up. Taylor realizes he made a mistake with Caroline and goes to make things right. They share a big kiss.

The play happens and is a big hit, despite Stephan getting stuck in the air.

The movie ends with the brothers doing a dance as they celebrate Christmas.

The movie kicks off in the big city for the annual Jingle Belle's live show. They're knockoff Rockettes. The people love it. I do not. In the middle of it all is Ashley Davis. She's a legend who has apparently been doing the Jingle Belle show for 12 years! Her boss asks to see her one night after a show — she is NOT being aged out, but she IS being replaced. She doesn't even get to finish out the season. She leaves and screams, "AGGHHHHHHHH!" She goes home to watch some Netflix Christmas movies and drown her sorrows in popcorn. Her mom calls and says that, since they know she's too busy to come to them, they're coming to her. They even bought tickets to see The Jingle Belle. She says, "No, no, that won't be necessary. I'll come to you."

So, she heads to her hometown of Sycamore Creek and is dropped off at The Rhythm Room. She immediately gets tangled up in some garland that a hunk is putting up on the lampposts.

The Rhythm Room is the venue her parents own. They hug, and then the parents immediately go to meet with the women who own the building. Turns out, the landlord keeps raising the rent on them, making it hard for the venue to bring in big artists, which makes it hard to make money, which makes it hard to fix the faucets. But who needs money when you have a Luke? Luke is the garland guy from before, who also comes by and helps with repairs when they need him. He agrees to give Ashley a ride to her parents' place, and they spend the ride talking and getting to know each other a little bit.

The next day, she heads down to the venue, and it doesn't take long for Luke to show up shirtless. She finds out that her parents are in quite the bind, and there's a juice bar interested in taking over the lease and back-paying the 6 months' rent they're behind. When all is said and done, her parents are in a $30,000 hole. But something the landlord says inspires Ashley to put together an all-male dance crew that will bring in the people. And who better to lead the revue than shirtless Luke? She'll call them the Merry Gentlemen... THAT'S THE NAME OF THE MOVIE!

Luke is hesitant at first, but if it helps save The Rhythm Room, he'll give it a shot. She recruits the hunky bartender and her sister's husband, who also happens to be a stripper for bachelorette parties. She works on coming up with a routine, and the guys are all taking it seriously. Luke doesn't feel like he's getting it, so she slow dances with him, and the sparks begin to FLY!

It's finally time for the big revue debut, and Luke is freaking out and breathing into a bag. Luckily, Ashley has some tricks that she's picked up to help with nerves.

The tickets are $30 a pop, and the crowd... well, it's a start. But the boys crush it, and the crowd LOVES it.

The night is a success, and the landlord tells Ashley to keep up the great work. Luke congratulates Ashley on her big success, gives her a necklace, and asks to walk her home. They get some pizza and really start to open up to one another. She didn't expect to enjoy directing a show as much as she did.

She finds another dancer, and they start putting together some new dances. Everything is going great! They're even selling out!

But one of the guys slips and falls, spraining his ankle just before showtime. This throws the boys off, and they have to press pause to try to figure something out. Luckily, there's a guy named Danny who is always at the bar doing a crossword puzzle, and he joins in on the fun. It works. Another successful night! After the 12/21 show, they're only about $10,000 short.

Ashley goes to talk to Luke some more in his barn. Talking leads to dancing, and dancing leads to kissing.

They are so close to the $30,000 goal when Ashley gets a call from her old boss — they have a 911 situation, and she needs her back ASAP. They're willing to give her a 25% raise and a 3-year contract. The problem? She needs to be back by the big Christmas Day show. She goes to talk to her parents, and they tell her that she has to take the offer. It's her dream. She texts her boss and takes the offer.

Luke doesn't take the news as well. "The city girls are all the same," he says. "The only reason I was doing this show is because of how inspiring you are."

She heads off to the airport, and he goes on stage to start dancing, but he can't do it. Suddenly, she walks in, and he can dance again. She tells him that she could do it, she couldn't leave. They celebrate with a big kiss — complete WITH A LIFT!

They all celebrate Christmas together with Christmas dinner at The Rhythm Room, and they share one more big ol' kiss!

Harper works as a book publisher, which feels a little on the nose. Disheartened by the reviews of her latest book, she asks her boss for a month off. At her lowest point, she learns she’s been selected to manage a bookstore in a small town for the month of December. For reasons that aren’t entirely clear, she’s excited about this opportunity.

When she arrives, she meets the owner, Sawyer, and immediately judges the fact that the bookstore also sells wine. The store isn’t doing well, and Sawyer is considering selling it. Harper has some ideas to help, like hosting live events at night and organizing giveaways, but Sawyer is resistant.

To humor her, he challenges her to beat him in the town’s reindeer games before he’ll let her try her “silly” ideas. Meanwhile, Harper discovers that Sawyer is an aspiring author. When she offers to help with his manuscript, he’s initially defensive, exclaiming, “HOW DARE YOU!”

Eventually, they start working on it together, and Harper surprises him by getting it published. The book becomes a hit, turning Sawyer into a rising literary star. As his fame grows, he starts traveling, leaving the bookstore and their budding relationship behind.

But in the end, Sawyer returns to the small town, and they share a romantic kiss, proving that sometimes, love writes the best ending.

Rising NYC architect Margot unexpectedly inherits an English manor. Embracing Christmas traditions abroad, she finds love and a sense of belonging that reshape her life.

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