I spent much of Last Christmas wondering if I'd seen it before, when of course I had because it's every dollar store cardboard Christmas display that you set up out of the box and it comes with instructions even if you don't need them because it's all so goddam obvious (and just as funny).
That said, Emilia Clarke is frequently good, Henry Golding is his usual charming self and the film is surprisingly inclusive with its trans and lesbian characters. The real challenge will be in forgiving the ridiculous premise and the literal inspiration for the plot.
Shout by Saint PaulyBlockedParent2019-12-10T22:31:52Z
I spent much of Last Christmas wondering if I'd seen it before, when of course I had because it's every dollar store cardboard Christmas display that you set up out of the box and it comes with instructions even if you don't need them because it's all so goddam obvious (and just as funny).
That said, Emilia Clarke is frequently good, Henry Golding is his usual charming self and the film is surprisingly inclusive with its trans and lesbian characters. The real challenge will be in forgiving the ridiculous premise and the literal inspiration for the plot.