Spoiler - Woman is told that one of her life long dreams and professional aspirations is selfish. So she tosses the once in as lifetime opportunity away, to placate a man who, in a relationship, is so disgustingly self-centered that he gets upset that she isn't so enthralled with him that everything else in life doesn't matter. What would it have taken for him to be supportive of her dream? Helping to ensure that lights are turned off for an hour. His young daughter steps up and does this. However at this point the equipment to record the event and associated data are, "packed in the car." Because of course, how else could this woman who's known this man for a week, prove she's worthy of a relationship with him? Additionally, were this reflective of any semblance of real life, her career and professional reputation would be shot. The message to his daughter makes all this even worse. His daughter, who looks up to this woman, has now been taught that men are so weak and fragile that you'll need to effectively destroy you life's work to have a relationship with one. Beyond the terrible message to woman and girls, this is incredibly insulting to all good men who are strong, supportive and caring.
Review of A Christmas Star
