Instead I got a movie so badly written that we gave up after listening to the Bad Boyfriend make the same cruddy antisemitic social missteps.
I don't blame the actor, but it was literally unbelievable that the family would be taken in by this piece of dreck.
That was bad enough, but our heroine is that sad combination of being a doormat and so emotionally disconnected that she would be happy to marry the huge ash hat she brought back from Paris.
There's the Boy Next Door who gives up and is bullied by said Ash Hat.
The scene where the ash hat insists the family doesn't want the neighbor's photos was the breaking point for us.
I wanted to shake the writers of this idiocy because the mistreatment was so blatant and - worse - made ZERO BUSINESS SENSE.
Here's this self described business wiz (who mentioned NFTs and Bitcoin which have not had any value) and he literally seemed to be more interested in control than the actual well-being of the family.
That was it. I couldn't spend another second with any of these people.
Sadly, I bet there's at least as many holiday movie tropes that could be applied to Jewish tradition.
Instead we got this very sad exercise in idiocy.
I don't blame the actor, but it was literally unbelievable that the family would be taken in by this piece of dreck.
That was bad enough, but our heroine is that sad combination of being a doormat and so emotionally disconnected that she would be happy to marry the huge ash hat she brought back from Paris.
There's the Boy Next Door who gives up and is bullied by said Ash Hat.
The scene where the ash hat insists the family doesn't want the neighbor's photos was the breaking point for us.
I wanted to shake the writers of this idiocy because the mistreatment was so blatant and - worse - made ZERO BUSINESS SENSE.
Here's this self described business wiz (who mentioned NFTs and Bitcoin which have not had any value) and he literally seemed to be more interested in control than the actual well-being of the family.
That was it. I couldn't spend another second with any of these people.
Sadly, I bet there's at least as many holiday movie tropes that could be applied to Jewish tradition.
Instead we got this very sad exercise in idiocy.