When the Revolution comes, where will the Christmas Prince hide?

My Christmas tradition? Rewatching this video to prepare for a season of deception and facades.

This movie disgusts me. PSA: Princes are NOT Christmas gifts. They are a lifelong commitment, not a toy that can be thrown out after December 25th when you find out they're not the true heir, and must be taken out DAILY for Christmas festivities.

The weird misogyny where the late king makes a royal decree that allows an adopted son to be eligible for the throne, but not his own biological daughter.

Condemning snowman to death by firing squad as a heartwarming kids activity also places an ominous shadow on how these people perceive Christmas

How come every fictional country ends in -ovia?

The thing I find kinda weird is that they could have just said Emily is not old enough to take the throne. Like, they could say that the person taking over the throne has to be at least 18 or something. Instead they were like, "Oh yeah, our country is sexist", and then never address it again.

The writers of this movie need to get trapped in a island with Josh Hutchison

so when the real american tutor shows up two days later, is she dragged to the royal dungeons as a suspected impostor?

Wow, you look like a hard-working business woman who’s not ready to settle down but will end up returning to her hometown and meeting a sweet, simple man with a young child and a dog.

I'm imagining the director of these films openly weeping now that someone finally understands the incredibly complex themes of the Christmas Prince cinematic universe.

Or the financial state of the country has  been so thoroughly destroyed already that a Pandora bracelet IS very valuable, and a rare commodity in this universe

To be fair to the people of his nation being given money to make it "Through the Holidays" in a land where the Holidays arent allowed to end is actually a pretty sweet deal

I'll never understand why all these fictional European nations have some sort of vaguely Latin or Greek based name but are always just England but with a more powerful monarchy.

my favourite part was the protest sign just saying 'why?!'

Her getting a Pandora bracelet as a lavish gift from royalty is like a rich family going out for a fancy dinner at Olive Garden.

Andovian people: we’re starving and we have no jobs.
Prince: let them eat snow cones

A Christmas Prince: the Christmas baby. Where Amber, despite going into labor, has to hold the baby in until Christmas day.

The fake rockin' around the christmas tree is like when you can hear a conversation but you're not focused on what they're saying

I know the goal of Jenny's outfit was to imitate Amber's signature look in the second movie but she just looks like the protagonist of a 2000's rom com and it's freaking adorable