Anyone else notice the absence of snow? It was really conspicuous, when we consider that this takes place in New York City at Christmastime. I wasn't expecting Currier & Ives, but there should have been something on the ground, shoveled away on the sidewalks, in the streets, along the sides of the buildings, in the tree lot, etc. This looked like it was filmed in August.
The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen.
This film was most likely shot in the Summer. Shooting a film with snow causes continuity problems. Snow would of been nice but the film is still worth watching
shareDoesn't bother me. Especially since the last few years our area (I'm in south New Jersey) we haven't gotten a ton of snow. So it's not a shock to me if this one particular year they didn't get snow or a lot of snow to accumulate here. I felt it was still cold. I actually found it more realistic then some of the more snow filled movies they have now.
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