Like-moi à Noël

The worst Christmas movie I've ever seen. The "bad" guy was shamed at the end for having a large birthmark on his chest. Is this what passes for entertainment/comedy these days?

There was a good idea but completely ruined during the action.

This is parody, so everything is exaggerated and ridiculous. All the characters are likewise. It's obvious none of it is supposed to be taken seriously

For me, Christmas movies are like comfort food. I want warm and fuzzy. I don't want constant negativity and mean spirited selfish people. There's probably a place for it, but that's not for me. Fortunately, like all these movies, the animosity and meanness between the leads disappears almost instantly and with no discernable reason, except for an occasional defensive reaction by Ginger.

I can't say much about the acting except that everyone talks too fast.

There were some funny moments. For instance, the food fight. (I wonder if that was a parody on snow ball fights.)

After all the silliness, there is the usual kind of romance story.

During the first ten minutes, I was wondering if I would get through this movie. I did not find the main character to be overly endearing (an important quality for me)...Once I realised this was actually poking fun though, I found it rather amusing and quite sweet.

I actually loved this spoof offering highlighting the shallow world of social influencers and how ridiculous it is, where the unintelligent follow the 'gods' of social media; and how companies use the power of using people to advertise their products.

I was also fascinated by Donna Mills - if her eyebrows got any higher they would be part of her hairline ! and she could barely utter her lines because she couldn't move her mouth - hilarious !