Synopsis
This holiday, everyone's secrets are coming out.
A young woman's plans to propose to her girlfriend while at her family's annual holiday party are upended when she discovers her partner hasn't yet come out to her conservative parents.
Happiest Season
2020 Directed by Clea DuVall
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Kristen Stewart Mackenzie Davis Alison Brie Aubrey Plaza Dan Levy Mary Holland Victor Garber Mary Steenburgen Ana Gasteyer Jake McDorman Burl Moseley Sarayu Blue Caroline Harris Jenny Gulley Dominique Allen Lawson Michelle Buteau Carla Gallo Timothy Simons Lauren Lapkus Jinkx Monsoon BenDeLaCreme Anis N'Dobe Asiyih N'Dobe Sean Michael Weber Sarab Kamoo Chelsea Banglesdorf Liron Blumenthal Daryn Kahn Matt Newell Show All…
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If Davis had any chemistry with delightful Stewart that would maybe salvage her bland character but she didn't. Then you have incredible Aubrey Plaza as the romantic alternative for Stewart's character and it's just mind-boggling where the story goes. As soon as the cameras rolled on Day 1 they should have noticed that and just turn this into lesbian Get Out where Stewart's lovely character is trapped in that house with a nightmare of a girlfriend and her weirdo family. Just imagine Levy's character arriving in the end and rescuing Stewart from all of this and that's it. Consider this situation fuckin' handled. That would be amazing.
Someone make an edit and replace all that cheerful, Christmas music with horror-style score. Then that film will make sense.
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this was one of the most joyous experiences i’ve had all year and no i’m not joking in the slightest
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if i could go back in time and tell my younger self that one day i’d be watching something like this with my dad while we made a holiday dinner... i wouldn’t have believed it
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Depicts what should be an extinction-level event in this relationship between what appears to be an endlessly patient victim (who seemingly has no cause to trust anyone we meet in this film) and a gaslighting narcissist. If this was about a hetero relationship you'd be foaming at the mouth in fury about the level of abuse. I liked the weird sister.
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kristen stewart and aubrey plaza took “don we now our gay apparel” to another level in those suits
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starting now every lesbian can have their own aubrey plaza and dan levy as gay emotional support friends as a treat