Preparing for Christmas as usual, as all people go shopping to buy presents, a group of people face the most horrible thing during Christmas, as they have been stuck inside the elevator, where they have to make the best of their dilemma and try to find a solution to survive, at the same time, they share their misery and problems.
Davis deserves credit for putting a unique spin on a well-trod formula. But aside from a handful of high points, Christmas Eve only proves that like Christmas itself, a lot of something doesn't always add up to a good something.
If it's trying in some way to promote focusing on What Really Matters this holiday season, it certainly taught me that I'd rather not waste time on vapid homilies.
