Sound of Christmas

Synopsis

In the heartwarming holiday film Sound of Christmas, Lindy Booth stars as the ambitious music executive, who ends up taking the reins of her family's community choir. This delightful movie showcases her journey of self-discovery as she reconnects with her love for music and helps the choir prepare for the annual Christmas performance. Along the way, she encounters various challenges, meets charming local musicians, and learns the true meaning of Christmas spirit. The enchanting backdrop and captivating musical numbers will leave viewers feeling uplifted. With a blend of romance, music, and festive cheer, 'Sound of Christmas' is a perfect holiday watch that celebrates love, family, and the joy of singing together.

Cast

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  Lindy Booth

  Lizzie Moore

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  Robin Dunne

  Brad

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  Micah Kalisch

  Abigail Evans

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  Kim Roberts

  Samantha Washington

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  Jennifer Gibson

  Cynthia Brooks

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  Farrah Aviva

  Meg

Reviews

Despite mixed reviews, Sound of Christmas captures the essence of the holiday spirit with its warm tale of music and community. According to IMDb, the film holds a rating of 6.5/10, reflecting the satisfaction of many viewers who appreciated its heartfelt message. Critics from various outlets noted that while the storyline may feel predictable, the performances, particularly by Lindy Booth, truly shine. As one reviewer from Common Sense Media states, 'Though the plot is familiar, the characters make the journey worthwhile, wrapping viewers in a cozy blanket of holiday warmth.' Another critic from The Movie Waffler mentioned, 'The charm of small-town traditions mixed with heartfelt family values makes this a holiday favorite.' Despite some critiques on pacing, many agreed that the music, which plays a central role in the narrative, elevates the film. Rotten Tomatoes users also noted, 'It's a feel-good film despite its cliches—a perfect backdrop for your holiday celebrations.' Overall, 'Sound of Christmas' delivers an enjoyable experience for fans of festive rom-coms and will likely leave audiences humming its tunes long after the credits roll.