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S6E5 - Week 2 Snark Rankings - Operation Nutcracker, The Christmas Charade, The 5-Year Christmas Party

EPISODE · Oct 30, 2024 · 13 MIN

S6E5 - Week 2 Snark Rankings - Operation Nutcracker, The Christmas Charade, The 5-Year Christmas Party

from Hallmark Snark · host Hallmark Snark

Back with another minisode, where we’re ranking this weekend’s holiday movies—Operation Nutcracker, The Christmas Charade, and The 5-Year Christmas Party—in our scientifically snarky tiered ranking system. From “annoyingly good” to “snoozefest,” we’re here to break down which movies are worth your time, which are just watchable, and which are only good for the snark. Brace yourself for some fast and festive judgment. Ready, set, snark! Check out our latest rankings at HallmarkSnark.com and follow us @HallmarkSnark on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

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