Christmas with the Campbells (2022)

• Year: 2022
• Released: 01 Oct 2022
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt17542540/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/christmas_with_the_campbells
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/christmas-with-the-campbells
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• Genre: Comedy, Romance
• Runtime: min
• Writer: Barbara Kymlicka, Dan Lagana, Vince Vaughn
• Director: Clare Niederpruem
• Cast: Justin Long, Brittany Snow, JoAnna Garcia Swisher
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	6.8/10
	38% – Critics
	100% – Audience

Christmas with the Campbells Storyline

The traditional holiday romance movie, from the writer of You Light Up My Christmas and the director of The Christmas Bow, gets a little more fun this year with a spin from co-writers Vince Vaughn (Couples Retreat) and Dan Lagana (“American Vandal”). In Christmas with The Campbells, when Jesse gets dumped right before the holidays by her boyfriend Shawn, his parents convince her to still spend Christmas with them, and Shawn’s handsome cousin, while Shawn is away.

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Christmas with the Campbells Movie Reviews

Record breaking, but not in a good way …

First and foremost, movies are a business. Which means that seasonal movies (Halloween, X-Mas) are a staple for many production companies because they know in advance there will be demand. Which is why, even though the IMDb database lists 100’s of X-Mas movies, only a small handful are worth watching. Or re-watching. That said, I wanted to give ‘Christmas with the Campbells’ a go because the casting of Snow and Long held promise. A promise, unfortunately, which was not kept. Within the first 5 minutes, we have possibly the most awkward and cringe-worthy breakup scene in the history of film. Followed by one of the most illogical and dissonant story arcs in the history of film — after the humiliating breakup, the heroine (Snow) decides to go and celebrate X-Mas with her Ex’s family, even though he will not be there, and they are no longer a couple. Whaa? Just when you think things can’t get any worse, they do. Almost every line of dialog seems extracted from a bad TV sitcom you saw when you were twelve. There is a running joke (not kidding!) about vagina hygiene. Snow looks lost for most of the film, and Long’s character was deliberately written to be rugged and manly, with 5 o’clock shadow. Not his brand at all. All in all, one of the most awkward and uncomfortable films ever, worthy of being taught in film class. ((Designated “IMDb Top Reviewer.” Please check out my list “167+ Nearly-Perfect Movies (with the occasional Anime or TV miniseries) you can/should see again and again (1932 to the present))

Cute, Funny, Weird, And Brittany Snow make Christmas Magic

Christmas with the Campbells is a hard movie to describe. It’s Cute, Funny, and Weird, and with Brittany Snow, it creates a different type of Christmas magic. The film is a parody of your typical Hallmark/ Lifetime Christmas movie. The movie follows Jesse. After being dumped by her boyfriend, Jesse decides to spend Christmas with her ex’s parents, where she meets her ex’s handsome cousin. Sounds familiar, right? The only real difference is that this film is more of a parody, and the language is definitely crude. The idea is that in this movie, everyone says what they are thinking, no matter what.

Brittany Snow is the highlight of this movie. She is my all-time favorite actor and super underrated. With that said, she is perfect for this role. Simply put, she is way too cute. She is beautiful in every scene (seriously, the outfits she wears are perfect in every shot. Brittany also perfectly pulls off this film’s dry humor. The way she can deliver some of those absurd lines with a straight face is amazing. She was hilarious. Yet, at the same time, she was able to bring a soft and sensitive side to Jesse. And it is pretty rare to have a complex character in a parody.

Justin Long did a great job as well, but I thought his accent was kind of annoying at times. However, the important thing was that he and Brittany actually had good chemistry, which can’t be said of all of Brittany’s movies. Lastly, the dog was way too cute!

It definitely won’t be for everyone because of the language. It wasn’t as crude as I thought it would be, just mostly innuendos. But if you can get passed that and don’t take this film too seriously, it is worth a watch for Brittany Snow alone.