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Kevin C @Punchingup 1d A genuinely superb movie, with an ending which could be predicted from the start, but which is handled in a way which I never expected. How I’ve only just heard about and seen this film, I don’t know, but it it’s now up there as not just one of my favourite ever Christmas movies, but maybe as one of my favourite movies across all genres. If you haven’t see it, make sure you do! See more olivia H. @livlikesmovies 2d While I love Nina Dobrev and Jimmy O. Yang’s characters on their own, I feel they didn’t have much chemistry together. Often times throughout the film I found myself cringing at their “romantic” moments rather than fawning. Not to mention the movies plot is a little off putting in itself. Catfishing is a crime and in this movie it’s treated as a “little whoopsie” that the main male lead gets no repercussions of. All in all, watch this movie if you just want to look at Darren Barnet, and not for a good Christmas romance plot. See more Ma'ark T 6d It just feels like there was no effort put in to make this movie good. I laughed at a couple of parts but will not be adding this to my list of Christmas classics. See more @jewbuzz Dec 19 i think the original idea of the movie was cool but i don’t get why it was an happy ending considering the manipulative tendencies of the main character. i know Christmas movies are not made to be masterpieces nonetheless i would not recommend it. See more L W @Killjoy488 Dec 16 This is a feel-bad movie that leaves a genuinely disgusting taste by the end. It’s manipulative: some well-written dialogue and decent comedy moments lull you into thinking it’s safe. It shoehorns in Feminism the way misogynistic media often does — just enough to gain your trust, then violate it. Once again, a conventionally attractive woman is framed as too "picky" for simply wanting to date someone she is physically attracted to: mutual attraction is treated as a moral flaw she must overcome. I kept hoping it would save it by subverting a trope: give the male lead a makeover, reversing "glasses off = hot woman" cliché. But no. Instead, an ugly lying man is rewarded for doing the bare minimum. It entirely collapses when he admits he matched with lots of women using fake photos — yet still committed predatory entitlement, pursuing only a hot woman. The ending I felt physically sick: watching an actress humiliated. Tired male creep fantasy. Disgusting, deceptive. Do not recommend. See more Stephanie H. @hazelnuts Dec 7 Sweet movie for the holiday season. The premise is interesting and Jimmy & Nina have great chemistry. See more Read all reviews

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