FROZEN IN LOVE

Cinemavixion Review

Scott Smith's "Frozen in Love" offers a charming, albeit predictable, romantic escapade that centers on an unlikely pairing. Starring Rachael Leigh Cook as Mary, a book-store owner, and Niall Matter as Adam, a hockey player, the film explores the trope of enemies-to-lovers with a festive backdrop. The plot, penned by Rick Garman and Rachael Leigh Cook herself, sees the protagonists forced to collaborate, leading to a predictable yet engaging blend of animosity and burgeoning attraction. While the narrative treads familiar ground, the chemistry between Cook and Matter, supported by Sandy Sidhu, provides a solid foundation for the romantic hijinks. The film, released in 2018, garnered some accolades, including two wins and a nomination, and holds a respectable 6.6 rating on IMDb, suggesting a positive reception among viewers who appreciate lighthearted romantic comedies. "Frozen in Love" delivers a warm, feel-good experience, perfect for those seeking a straightforward dose of holiday romance.