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En "The Christmas Train", el periodista desilusionado y trotamundos Tom Langdon (Dermot Mulroney) debe viajar desde Washington, DC a Los Angeles a tiempo para Navidad. Obligado a tomar el viaje intercontinental en tren, y decidido a contar su aventura, Tom se encuentra en el oeste con una variedad de personajes. En el tren está el renombrado productor de cine Max (Danny Glover), la doctora y protectora de Max, Eleanor (Kimberly Williams Paisley) y Agnes (Joan Cusack) que ocupa la cabina opuesta a la de Tom y parece conocer mejor su negocio que él. Mientras que todos los pasajeros del tren navideño parecen dirigirse al mismo destino, Tom no tiene idea de que las locomotoras resistentes que transitarán por Estados Unidos se desviarán directamente a su corazón: en toscos despertares, en sus sueños y esperanzas más salvajes y en la oportunidad por amor, Tom pensó que se había perdido para siempre.
Avis de la communauté (3)
Not the same as all the other HCMU films, with some higher level cast members and a fun mystery thrown into the mix. Kimberly Williams-Paisley stuns as always.
'The Christmas Train', in short: Strong cast, lame plot. I did enjoy those onscreen, but I just didn't find any entertainment with the story - which, due to the ending (which I did see coming, but was hoping I was wrong), only gets less and less watchable. If you are wanting an Xmas train film, much better ones are out there - I'm looking at you, 'The Polar Express' or even 'Last Train to Christmas'. Kimberly Williams-Paisley gives a positive showing, I'd say this is the best I've seen from her in the Hallmark world thus far. Dermot Mulroney and Danny Glover are good as well, though the latter's character is very dull. Joan Cusack is involved too. The support cast are decent too, usually in these sorta films the acting level is relatively low but here it's solid. Unfortunately for those mentioned, the plot they are portraying just didn't hold my attention and I was rather bored; even if it isn't anything wholly 'bad', per se.