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2022
Directed by B. Harrison Smith
Synopsis
The Marsh family's getting together for their first Christmas Eve after three years of pandemic lockdown.
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Cast
Tom Arnold Damian Maffei Kate Kiddo Rich Bernatovech David M Saunders Tony Barber Peter F. Cote Doug Henderson
DirectorDirector
B. Harrison Smith
ProducersProducers
Phillip B. Goldfine DJ Dodd Chad Oliver Doug Henderson Kevin Weisberg
WritersWriters
B. Harrison Smith Doug Henderson
EditorEditor
Matt Nease
CinematographyCinematography
Matt Nease
Executive ProducersExec. Producers
James T. Bruce IV Rob Simmons
Special EffectsSpecial Effects
Monique Bredow Marcel Caspers
Studios
Leif Films Class of 85 LLC Everything's Fire Future Proof Films Hollywood Media Bridge
Country
USA
Language
English
Genres
Family Comedy
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Review by dalerenee ★★
this movie is so insane best post pandemic healing movie ever
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Review by Melvin Benson ½
Thought it'd be fun to find out the other B. Harrison Smith movie that released this year alongside Where the Scary Things Are, one of the incidentally funniest movies I've seen in a long time, and suffered through one of the most boring movies I've seen all year. Narratively contains some extremely baffling decisions in terms of character developments and details. A movie that feels like it's edited like an Instagram ad. Predicated on the idea that it must chase the most irritating decisions. Yes, I'm making a lot of assumptions. Love watching movies from my state, though. I'm sure everyone involved is delightful but I'll stick with Where the Scary Things Are when it comes to laughing and having a good time.
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Review by DynamiteDiego ½ 3
The stupid glasses animations were so annoying
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Review by Grant Wilken ½ 1
0/100. If I could give this 0 stars I would, by far the worst movie I’ve ever seen😂
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Review by Patrick Falvey ½
How this junk gets financed and distributed without apology is beyond me.
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Review by ax ★
just had it on in the background but lmfao WHAT
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Review by Miki ★★½
I wanted to hate this movie - the computer graphics are some of the ugliest I have EVER seen and the whole narrative structure of the film is driven by the idea of these horrendous computer glasses. I should be embarrassed I guess that I found this movie weirdly charming, hilarious and even poignant at times. This movie has one of the most cringe uncomfortable scenes I've seen in a movie in a long time and is maybe worth a look if you love cringe (some people do!).
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Review by hanna
this is the first movie i ever worked on!
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Review by Kevin H ½
Holy fuck this was so bad. I've seen better acting in an elementary school's Christmas pageant. I literally just watched this and can't remember what it's about.
