All the way back in 1996, I saw a Family Channel telefilm called _Christmas Every Day_, about a kid who has to relive December 25 until he learns the error of his ways. That was my first experience with a time warp film; the following February, _Groundhog Day_ came on TV, and, when my mom and I watched it, she said, "This is like that _Christmas Every Day_ movie!" Since then, the same plot device has been used in everything from the Nintendo 64 game _The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask_ to Pure Flix's _In the Blink of an Eye_, the latter of which also used the Rapture as part of its storyline.

If you find movies like _Groundhog Day_ annoying--and I've known some people who do--you won't enjoy this, but, I did. It feels like a Disney Channel production at times: teen romance, no profanity, and former Mouse network star Christy Carlson Romano (_Even Stevens_, _Kim Possible_, _Cadet Kelly_) both in a starring role and behind the camera as well, not to mention an appearance by one of the Lawrence brothers. Unless you absolutely adore Yuletide films, you probably won't want to buy this; I'm hopefully trading my copy in soon. Still, it was fun for what it was.