| Duration | 1h 30m | Rating (UK) | 15 |
| Source of story | An original screenplay | ||
| Writers/Script | Ian Helfer, Jay Reiss | ||
| Additional Info | No-one is telling us how much it cost, but takings up to October 2012 were $364,875 | ||
| Director | Julian Farino | ||
| Starring | Hugh Laurie, Oliver Platt, Allison Janney, Catherine Keener, Leighton Meester, Adam Brody | ||
| Elevator Pitch | In suburban New York two families live on opposite sides of the street in up market houses. One contains a father, mother and a daughter who has been away for some years, the other a father and mother, mostly at odds, a daughter and a son. When the daughter of the former returns home after falling out with her boyfriend all hope that she will get together with the son of the latter. But no – she chooses the father, with resulting mayhem. | ||
| Content | It’s Christmas so there are a lot of Christmas decorations. There is a bit of snogging and quite a bit of shouting, but nothing remotely interesting. In fact so little happens that no-one has bothered to fill in the content advisory on IMDb | ||
| A View | Even Hugh Lawrie fans are unlikely to be excited by this. You will feel short changed if you pay any money at all to see it. If you are after a romantic comedy choose one of the others on my list. (I’m not sure sometimes how my wordpress template associates one film with another). | ||
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