Holiday Breakup

This movie is not nearly as bad as most of the reviews say it is. It's pretty lightweight, by the numbers stuff but it's partly a parody of romcoms and not to be taken too seriously. A little more direct parody definitely would have helped. The male lead's character could have been better written. He's rather dull and we never really see any reason why the quirky girl falls in love with him except that he's cute. Manon Matthews is what makes the movie enjoyable. If you like her and her humor, you'll probably like the movie enough to overlook its flaws.

You know the way The Room is considered the Citizen Kane of bad movies? This is the atomic bomb of bad movies.

Definitely one to avoid. Completely boring, unfunny, and dull. It looks and feels like a very low budget attempt to make a Christmas feel-good movie, and it is just that, but fails massively. I won't start on the acting as it was abysmal, but maybe the actors can find their talents in time.

I assume the good reviews are from people who know either the actors or those involved with the movie somehow. Because any star over 1 star is being generous.

The acting was so bad that I had to turn it off. There is a difference between cheesy holiday movies that are a guilty pleasure and one that is like nails on a chalkboard to try to watch.

Awful is being nice. I don't understand how this thing even got put up. There is no story line and if there is, it is nonexistent and too much going on. The acting is bad, the only one good is the Jeff guy, but that's being moderate. Everyone else is so bad. The room might have a new the Oscar worthy movie and this is the worst movie ever made. Like them breaking up, didn't even make sense.

I Have Reviewed OVER 500 Christmas MOVIES. On all Christmas movies BEWARE OF FAKE REVIEWS & REVIEWERS. Many reviewers have only have ONE REVIEW. When it's a POSITIVE REVIEW chances are that the reviewer was involved with the production. If its a negative review then they may have a huge grudge against the film for whatever reason. I am fare about these films.

I review them is to keep track of what "I have seen". Two people meet by accident on July 4th and find themselves living together very quickly. However as fast as the relationship started it also burns out just as fast. Now this being the holiday the former couple pretend to still be a couple so their holidays do not turn into a pity party.

The film is not great but it is not a total waste of time. I think both of the characters are people that in real "You Could Be Friends With".

The problem with the film however is that scenes are telegraphed to the audience long before it happens.

The actors are all good and deliver an enjoyable product.