Fransgiving

This holiday theme film has some well timed laughs and lines that were rather unique. The relationships/conflicts take one down a rather uncomfortable road "somewhat like Side Ways" and then wraps with one appreciating and embracing every character for their uniqueness. The way this movie is told as a documentary makes it entertaining, and different from most. I found myself hanging on to and looking forward to those scenes. The length of the film is perfect for watching watching with a group. Despite some funny raunchy language, appropriate from most late teens and adults. Highly recommend, need more made like this!!

This movie is a test to get through. Each character is entirely unlikeable, unredeemable, and one dimensional. As someone who watches bad movies for fun, this movie wasn't bad in the good way. It was bad in the worst way.

It's a movie about a bunch of spoiled, rich, entitled white people getting together to be insufferable together, torturing each other with their vapid, self obsessed, yammering and narcissism. Add to that the stiff acting, poor dialogue, and inhuman way each person interacts with each other and each scene and you get "Fransgiving".

The worst part about this movie is knowing that none of the characters will have to be held accountable for how terrible they are, with Fran being the worst. At no point do you feel pity for her, her friend, or their situation. It's like an being able to watch the children of nepotism fail their way upwards, despite contributing nothing.

I watched this movie for free on Tubi, and I still feel like I've been ripped off and paid too much money for the experience. But, if you want to feel how to make an hour long movie feel like it was three, I invite you to burn your brain cells on "Fransgiving".

Mel was the best character, though. Girl killed it.

Finally a Thanksgiving movie!! I loved this new and unique take on a holiday film. The characters are super funny and I found myself relating to each of them. The movie really captured the feeling of tension that can happen when hosting a Friendsgiving and your life is falling apart. At the beginning of the film, you meet characters who seem somewhat irritating, but by the end, you find yourself rooting for each of the characters and empathizing with them. The visuals are stunning and so perfectly captured the fall, woody vibe I think the team was going for. I loved the confessionals and the close up shots that further added to the feeling of tension in the cabin!

Tropey, cute and a bit raunchy. We all know people like these characters, we all experience tension around the holidays and this movie made me feel a little bit better about my Turkey recipe. It's funny but is matched with some raw emotion. I think that Fran tries her best and really (kinda) does learn a lesson in the end. Mel the heroin addict is hilarious. The best friend Parker is annoying at first, but once she breaks becomes more relatable. Atticus is a total dweeb, and I read online that he is actually a rapper irl. The other boys are just kinda in the background, definitely a female forward film.

I now realize that Harry and Lloyd were geniuses compared to every character in this movie. Finishing this movie was one of the most difficult things I've ever done. The only character that had any remote likeability was Hannah, but even that was premature. Every single one of them are spoiled, entitled, clueless brats that have had too many "feelings validations". My recommendation to make this movie enjoyable is exchanging these characters with those in Friday the 13th and letting Jason Voorhees do his thing. My greatest fear is the other reviews that gave this movie a 10 prompting more movies like this to be made.