Fuhgeddabout Christmas

I was hesitant when i saw this. But I am an MTV and Wildin out fan so I gave it a whirl. The movie is fun, feel and doesn't take itself too seriously. It brought the laughs and the heart. It's loud, it's festive, and it's full of personality. The mix of Italian American family chaos and holiday spirit totally works, and the cast keeps the energy high the whole way through. I'm also Italian so it reminded me of my own family! Justina Valentine is a standout. I was impressed she was able to pull off all those characters. It showed a lot of range. It's not your typical Christmas movie, but that's what makes it so entertaining. If you want something different with good vibes and some wildness, this one's worth a watch.

I really enjoyed the movie, as long as you don't take it too seriously it's very funny. The dinner scene where Justina plays all the different characters, nonno the grandfather, nonna the grandmother, Gianna the wacky cousin was my favorite part. I think alot of people who have large families who get together for the holidays can relate to this scene. Of course to make it funny characters are over the top and just hyper versions of normal people but I can definitely relate to all the yelling and arguing but at the end of the day family is family and you still show up. Nonna was my favorite, him interacting with the butler was great. It was a fun watch with talented people.

Fuhgeddabout Christmas is a fresh & hilarious twist on the classic holiday movie formula. It's loud, colorful, and packed with heart.. exactly what you want when your looking for something fun and different to watch during the holidays.

The film embraces its over-the-top New Jersey attitude in the best way possible, with characters that are larger than life but still totally relatable. Every scene feels like a celebration of family, tradition, and not taking yourself too seriously. The jokes land, the energy is contagious, and underneath all the laughs, there's a real message about love, loyalty, and what the holidays are really about.

The cast is clearly having a blast, and it shows. Their chemistry and comic timing bring the whole thing to life and make you feel like you're part of the wild Christmas chaos. Fuhgeddabout Christmas isn't just a movie it's a party. And once you start watching, you'll be glad you got invited!

I didn't know what to expect going into Fuhgeddabout Christmas, but I ended up really enjoying it! It's a super fun, fast-paced holiday film that brings something fresh to the usual Christmas movie lineup. Justina Valentine brings a ton of charisma and energy to her role, and the cast as a whole seemed like they were genuinely having a good time-which definitely comes through on screen.

The movie is super colorful, the music is catchy, and it has that feel-good holiday spirit without taking itself too seriously. I especially appreciated how kid-friendly it was-no awkward jokes or moments you have to skip. It's a great option if you're looking for something lighthearted that the whole family can enjoy together. I watched it with a group that included kids, teens, and adults, and everyone found something to laugh at or sing along with.

It's definitely geared more toward a younger audience, but that's part of its charm. If you're tired of the same formulaic Christmas movies and want something with a little more edge and a lot more personality, this one's worth a watch. Perfect background during a holiday party too!

This film has hilarious moments, rooted in slapstick humor with a ton of impressive improvisation from some of the most iconic cast members of Wild N Out. The entire movie is fast paced. It goes by quick, and never stops. Justina shines by effortlessly playing multiple characters all a part of the same family, reminiscent of Eddie Murphy's iconic roles in "The Nutty Professor." The Italian feast of the seven fishes dinner scene is particularly memorable, reaching peak entertainment levels. Beyond its comedic charm, the movie also has heart, leaving viewers with a cozy, toasty feeling by the end.