Walmart-Roku Christmas Movie Shoppable
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•Walmart made a whole Christmas movie just to sell you stuff
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Walmart is linking up with Roku to release a full-length Christmas movie that will let viewers buy products on their TV during specific parts of the story.
It's the retailer’s second go at the idea of shoppable TV after previously trying out a social media romcom series.
The film is titled Jingle Bell Love and stars Joey McIntyre .
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