Two people who are broken up use other people and then end up back together.
Honestly, this is the sort of film you would expect from Netflix at Christmas it is sappy, generic and feels like it was written by AI. Alicia Silverstone does her best here but she is largely wasted on a script that doesn’t seem to understand morality. As I said in the beginning both the characters use other people as place holders whilst they want to get back with their ex which doesn’t make them likable protagonists even in the slightest.
Jameela Jamil plays her usual persona of tall posh English woman with some relish, I enjoyed that she called out the two lead characters and was allowed to have some fun with the role, she probably had the closest thing to funny moments within the film if you want to call it that.
You would argue that there isn’t a lot to say about this film as it is just exactly what you would expect without much to set it apart or make for an interesting aside.
Overall, if you want a low rent Netflix Christmas film and don’t mind morally bankrupt characters then you’ll like this.
2/5
Pros.
Jamil
It is watchable
Cons.
It is generic
It is slow
The characters aren’t likeable
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