Northern Lights PART 1

[MssAvatar2011]

Surprisingly a nice movie...though truth be told, I watched it only for EC:)

[yennyville]

Rimes is actually good in this...thanks!!

[SuperHugsandkisses1]

I know who the killer is too...

[sabmid1]

I guess I'm just one of the thousands of people who enjoy the movies you upload without ever saying thanks to you.

This time I finally want to do it: thank you very, very much indeed strawberry for bothering to let us (a generally ungrateful lot) share these great, funny, precious movies.

All the best to you from Italy, where it's freezing cold right now, so an Alaskan who's-dunnit is just the thing! :-))

[bubblinbrownsugar616]

@sabmid1 I second what you said. I get so nervous though that one day I'll want to look for a movie to watch and the Youtube Gestapo end up deleting the account because strawberry has got a nice jewel collection of movies.

[Missmethinksalot1]

Thank you so much for this high quality upload :)

The lead actor is reallly hot...mm his dimples ;)

I felt like the lead actress was fine but she grew on me,I think she's ideal !

I came here thinking to get off the bad taste of 'Sanctuary' and am loving this.. FINALLY a Roberts movie adaptation in which the lead pair have actual chemistry :*

[demonslife]

i know who the killer is!!

[MyCheyenne15]

@demonslife Same!! hehe

[Avillageidiot59]

Small towns are just like this. I've been living in this village (pop.<600) for 17 years and I'm an outsider, and always will be.

[Littlehinatalover]

I feel so sorry for the dog, because he had to witness the whole entire thing!!

[summerrain8675309]

at 4 28 that the hotel in calagary Alberta Heartige museum.actully the whole town in the movies is the town in the heartige museum its awaesom! i was there last week.

[gaiagale]

New Years eve then why is it daylight? Alaska has only a few hours of daylight during the time of the solstice

[blondecat666]

@gaiagale B movie. What do you expect from Nora Roberts? Light entertaining, no brain or eye for details.

[gaiagale]

@blondecat666 thank-you for seeing my comment and for making time to reply I guess I was expecting believablity perhaps I am a very naive viewer and I take most images as I see them but the light was so different from the far north that I know ...I rarely read anymore though because of the disclaimer at the front of books ...a story can be "Light entertaining" and still be a product of thorough research

thanks again ;-])

[blondecat666]

@gaiagale Well, Nora Roberts produces from 7 to 12 books per year since 1983. That does not allow any even mild research, let alone serious. What I don't like the most, is that the reader/viewer is taken as stupid, oh, they would never know so it's ok....

[gaiagale]

@blondecat666 I'm curious about your meaning re "oh, they would never know so it's ok...." thanks

[blondecat666]

@gaiagale What I meant was, that those kind of books/movies are not meant for people who are interested and knowledgeable about details, so the producers/writer do not assume anybody would know about real lights in Alaska, or anything that is not absolute basics. No time for research, 10 books and 5 movies per year. Not meant to entertain the sharp-sighted. :-)))

[gaiagale]

@blondecat666 Ah! I understand :-])

[savedbygrace1972]

Thanks for posting this!

[EuzeoAipnak]

Thank you :)

[YukiCrossist]

Waah.