Friendsgiving

I expected a hit due to the cast.. There were not any laugh out loud moments for me, but it was something to watch.

That's all I have to say. Repetitive scenes, repetitive lines, no soul in the story . What were they thinking?? Such a waste of time.

As painful to watch as enduring a family meal in itself. Like a local amateur theatre group produced a farce with a stellar cast. Some you wonder why they are even there at all. I'm being kind with three stars.

One of the worst comedies I've seen in recent years. Malin Akerman is only one who is acting okay, somewhat believable, but that's where it ends. Christine Taylor who cannot talk due to plastic surgery or whatever, so forced. Then the main actress who plays Abby is just annoying AF. I only watched it because Wanda Sykes among others is in this, but unfortunately movies with a lot of known actors is usually a recipe for non-success in comedies. Rarely does it work out. This one is a serious cash grab for most of them I'm sure. It's just odd, from the cringeworthy drunk life lesson to a child to the weird sexual innuendo, gestures and lines. This seems to be written by a stoned teenager. Someone gets his nipple sucked was awkward, but probably the funniest moment, that should tell you everything you need to know.

Abby (Kat Dennings) is relieved to have a small thanksgiving with best friend Hollywood actress Molly Erickson (Malin Akerman). It's not what Abby expected as more people show up.

Everybody is trying to be wacky and it ends being rather annoying. The consent lesbian is a little funny for about two seconds. Kat Dennings has her sarcastic moments. All in all, those moments are few and fleeting. These characters get wackier and more annoying. Maybe... just maybe, Abby and Molly could build up some more friendship chemistry at the beginning which would carry on to a compelling evolution towards the end. It all boils down to filmmaker Nicol Paone. I have to question her directing skills. She really needs to do a few more rewrites before putting anything on film.