The App that Stole Christmas is a story about Felix Rhome, an inventor, who has created a super powerful App that eases the shopping craze during Christmas by the click of a button. His company Bomazon, with its powerful Christmas App, has become a Fortune 100 company, and he is the brains behind it. Although Felix is very proud of what he has created, and the success he has had financially, he gradually discovers that his App is ruining the spirit of Christmas. People have b... (Full plot summary below)
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The App that Stole Christmas is a story about Felix Rhome, an inventor, who has created a super powerful App that eases the shopping craze during Christmas by the click of a button. His company Bomazon, with its powerful Christmas App, has become a Fortune 100 company, and he is the brains behind it. Although Felix is very proud of what he has created, and the success he has had financially, he gradually discovers that his App is ruining the spirit of Christmas. People have become so obsessed with the Bomazon Christmas App, that they hardly interact with one another. His own family is not immune to this behavior either, and his relationships with his wife, son, and father are suffering. As the story unfolds, Felix becomes a victim of his time-thieving app, and finds himself trapped in Santa's Village Resort. There he encounters a special elf named Ray, who encourages Felix to find the true spirit of Christmas through "presence not presents". After many ups and downs, Felix comes to realize that he needs to make changes in both his business and personal life. With this understanding, he rejoins his family, with a promise to focus on the goodness of Christmas, and spending quality time with his family.
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| Movie NationRoger MooreThe acting’s bad, the dialogue a clutter of cliches, banal affirmations, half-hearted jokes and vocalized pauses — those words all of us use while we’re trying to think of what to say. “You know what I’m saying?” Filler like that should never show up in a script, and this script is almost ALL filler. |
