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Likable leads, terrific behind-the-scenes talent, and an intriguing musical hook aren't enough to save Last Christmas from its poorly conceived story. Read critic reviews
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Last Christmas videos
Last Christmas: Official Clip - The Christmas Concert
Last Christmas: Official Clip - Concert Auditions
Last Christmas: Official Clip - They Took out My Heart
Last Christmas: Official Clip - I Gave You My Heart
Last Christmas: Official Clip - Singing for Charity
Last Christmas: Official Clip - Dysfunctional Family Dinner
Last Christmas: Official Clip - Christmas Robbery
Last Christmas: Official Clip - Sneaking into the Ice Rink
Last Christmas: Official Clip - Santa's Little Matchmaker
Last Christmas: Official Clip - The Sweetest Lullaby
Last Christmas: Featurette - George Michael
Last Christmas: Featurette - Love Letter to London
Paul Feig Settles Christmas Movie Debates
Last Christmas: B-Roll
Last Christmas: Name the Review
Last Christmas: Movie Clip - Santa Explains Her Name
Last Christmas: Movie Clip - Least Favorite Item
Last Christmas: Movie Clip - It's Okay
Last Christmas: Movie Clip - It's Good to Have Dreams
Last Christmas: Exclusive Movie Clip - Doctor's Appointment
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Movie Info
Nothing seems to go right for young Kate, a frustrated Londoner who works as an elf in a year-round Christmas shop. But things soon take a turn for the better when she meets Tom -- a handsome charmer who seems too good to be true. As the city transforms into the most wonderful time of the year, Tom and Kate's growing attraction turns into the best gift of all -- a Yuletide romance.
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Rating: PG-13 (Language and Sexual Content)
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Genre: Holiday, Romance, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Paul Feig
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Producer: Erik Baiers, Jessie Henderson, David Livingstone, Emma Thompson
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Writer: Emma Thompson, Bryony Kimmings
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $35.1M
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Universal Pictures
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Production Co: Universal Pictures, Feigco Entertainment
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Audience Reviews for Last Christmas
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Just wasn't my thing, or should I say it didn't tread over the well worn path. It was predictable and rather empty venture. I tend to enjoy the British comedies, but this wasn't a strong entry. The film was full of cliché story beats and one dimensional characters. The filmmaker has done better films, but I felt his presence wasn't required here. The film hits the third act and this is just running out of steam. I thought this might be a predictably strong outing for all involved, but sadly that wasn't the case. There's a strong cast here, but they have little to work with and this becomes a film that is serviceable instead of a must-see. 05/04/2020
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A likable movie that gets too cute and I was let down by the ending. Clarke and Fielding are a great pair and the acting is strong enough. Feig drops slap stick for rom/com and he almost pulls it off. 04/05/2020
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I don't really have an issue with the schmaltzy Hallmark movie of the week aesthetic but this whole thing is centered around a twist so baffling and awful that it never recovers once it is revealed.
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Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding are great together (Clarke is a very talented comedic actress and Golding is as charming as ever) and the premise at the core of their characters' story is genuinely interesting. But the film that surrounds them does them a great disservice — it's a messy, tonally uneven patchwork of corniness and poor writing that has no direction. The film never seems to land on what it wants to be, throwing ideas and random, badly connected storylines onto the canvas. If it had merely focused on Clarke and Golding, it just might have executed the main premise that much better. It's too bad - with the right editing and writing, this could have worked.
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