Moore plays Stuart, a giant pop star (Stuart’s just an average teen in the book) who is, for some inexplicable and unexplained reason, traveling alone on a train that finds itself stuck, and hikes to a nearby Waffle Town with a girl, Julie, (Jubilee in the novel) he met on board, while trying to avoid a group of dancers (cheerleaders in the book).
Let it snow book movie movie#
This is both good, and bad, as I really enjoyed the book, and think a movie that told the stories separately and then brought them together for the final third could have been really interesting, but I still really liked Let it Snow. In the book, the three separate stories only really come together in the last tale and, honestly, while elements from all three remain, the movie scrapped all but the broadest strokes of the book’s plot. With a who’s-who-in-young-Hollywood cast, led by Kiernan Shipka and Shameik Moore, the series of interwoven tales, connected by a Christmas Eve snow storm, based on the 2008 book by John Green, Maureen Johnson and Lauren Myracle. It was originally developed for a December 2016 theatrical release by Universal, then pushed to 2017, before being scrapped altogether.įrom the outside, the project looked dead, but director Luke Snellin and producer Scott Stuber (all attached way back in 2016), finally got the movie made earlier this year, thanks to Netflix.
Let It Snow had a bumpy road before finally making it to the big(ish) screen with Netflix. Where to Watch?: It’s a Netflix original, so it should be available on the service forever
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