Jeanskynebu the audience applauded

BlazeLime Strong and Moving!

Kien Navarro Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

Mathilde the Guild Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Amy Adler Jane (Nancy McKeon) has it all or so she thinks. She is a high-powered executive who drives a jag, has an equally well-connected boyfriend, and a wardrobe to die for. Her best friend is a working mother and they meet at the gym to discuss life's issues. Her friend advises her to consider the "whole package" of career and family and to try to find more suitable husband material than her present boyfriend. Jane laughs. However, on the way to a party on Christmas Eve, her car spins out of control and, when the 360 revolutions stop, she finds herself in a new life. She has a handsome and caring husband, two beautiful children, a station wagon and a closet-full of reasonably-priced clothing. Aghast, Jane runs to her old apartment, only to find it occupied by someone else. Having nowhere to go, she reluctantly goes back to her new family's home and tries to sort things out. Her acquired relatives go to church, help out at homeless shelters, and go ice skating. Can Jane learn to appreciate her new roles? This is a lovely movie for families to watch on any given evening, not just at holiday time. It has some good performances, good production values and great messages. How many of us get to "try out" a new path in life and discover the possibilities we may have missed? None of us do, except in a fine movie such as this one. Do you love movies that foster family values in a clean, fun way? Get yourself a copy of this one without delay.

jalvind I liked the movie overall but I really don't understand the ending either. someone explain it-- how can my comments spoil the ending when I don 't get the ending? at any rate, how can she say she "knows him" and everything about him at the end of the movie if she never met him before? and even if she had met him before, she would not know what color his toothbrush is. WHAT ABOUT THE COLOR OF THE TOOTHBRUS?? HOW WOULD SHE KNOW THAT? THE ENDING SHOULD EXPLAIN IT. But she said they had not met before. and even if she can't remember her life prior to the accident, why would she act so dissident to her family like she hates having one? if she doesn't want a family that badly--memory or not, then why did she get married in the first place? it's bugging me.

amcfan84 I only watched this movie for Nancy Mckeon in the first place.I was highly confused by this film. What made Jane forget her family in the first place? She has an accident and then she's got this family. I don't understand why she forgot them to begin with. Must have missed that.Dixie Carter was a good add to the cast though. The ending of the movie also left me with a feeling of confusion.I don't think this is one of Nancy's best films. Not her fault though. Just a bad storyline in my opinion. Don't expect something awesome out of this movie. Feel free to explain to me!!

Larry Forster I thoroughly enjoyed it. Started watching and couldn't tear myself away. A feelgood experience that makes one realize, there are things in life more important than "things". I hope I get to watch it every year, it isn't often a classic in the making comes along.