OPERATION CHRISTMAS DROP | FAMILY MOVIE REVIEW INFORMATION FOR PARENTS AND KIDS

"OPERATION CHRISTMAS DROP"
(2020) (Kat Graham, Alexander Ludwig) (Not Rated)

QUICK TAKE:: Drama: A Congressional legislative aide travels to Guam to create a report that might close its U.S. Air Force base and thus shut down a Christmas drop operation run by a military pilot working there.

PLOT:

Erica Miller (KAT GRAHAM) currently works as a legislative aide to Congresswoman Angie Bradford (VIRGINIA MADSEN) but is hoping she might be in the running for the soon-to-be-vacant Chief of Staff position. Thus, when Bradford wants her to travel to Guam right before Christmas, Erica complies. Her assignment is to write up a report that Bradford can use to justify closing Andersen Air Force Base under the Base Realignment and Closure Act rather than one in her own jurisdiction.

Part of the issue is that military cargo pilot Captain Andrew Jantz (ALEXANDER LUDWIG) has been featured in an article about his involvement in the long-running Operation Christmas Drop program that operates from that base, and Bradford doesn't like the optics of that or the notion that tax dollars are being used for it. Upon Erica's arrival, Andrew is assigned to be her liaison, and the two initially clash, with him seeing her as a stuffy workaholic while she views him as too much of a casual wheeler-dealer.

As he continues to show her around the island, her stance begins to soften a bit, especially when she learns what the drop entails for the locals in the region. With her deadline fast approaching, Erica finds herself unsure of how to position her report, especially as chemistry grows between her and Andrew.

WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT?: Those into Hallmark type, Christmas related, romantic dramas might have some interest.

WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: Not Rated: Not rated, but the equivalent of a PG for brief language.

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