Wondering if Falling for Christmas is ok for kids? Is this Lindsay Lohan’s comeback? If you’re in the mood for a family friendly holiday and Christmas rom-com, then Falling for Christmas may be the ticket. Here’s what parents need to know in this Falling for Christmas Parents Guide.
Falling for Christmas Parents Guide
A newly engaged, spoiled hotel heiress, Sierra, (Lindsay Lohan) gets into a skiing accident and gets from amnesia. She can’t remember who she is and a kind, blue-collar lodge owner, Jake, (Chord Overstreet) and his daughter take care of her in the days leading up to Christmas.
While she struggles to do basic chores around the lodge, she’Sound like a Hallmark movie? Well, that’s what you can expect in Falling for Christmas.
Falling for Christmas Age Rating
Falling for Christmas is rated TV-PG for fear which means some material may not be suitable for kids of all ages.
Language
There is no profanity in Falling for Christmas, but there are a couple of uses of Deity.
Mature Content
The movie has mature topics like death of loved ones and the grief and feelings that can occur around the holidays.
Some characters are in danger after falling off a cliff and getting stuck in the middle of the woods.
There is a kiss between two characters.
Characters are seen drinking alcohol.
Is Falling for Christmas Appropriate for Kids Under 10?
In Falling for Christmas you can expect to see some characters drinking alcohol, storylines about love, and some mature themes. There’s even a nod to the song Lohan sings in Mean Girls. To sum it up, Falling for Christmas is kid friendly for kids over 10 years old.
Falling for Christmas is predictable, but it’s a feel-good story that captures the Christmas spirit, with enough physical humor thrown in for the little ones. It’s a mountain/ski resort twist on Overboard, with a lot of Christmas and less devious.The mountains, snow and winter scenes help bring that winter-wonderland feeling and magic of Christmas.
There are themes of love, loyalty, and discovering where real happiness comes from.
It’s definitely a Hallmark vibe with your cliche snow, mistletoe, blue-collared guy, cabin in the woods, etc. Falling for Christmas is not going to win any awards, but it does give you that holiday fix.
