It wouldn’t be the holidays without at least one disposable Christmas movie. Last year, that movie was Four Christmases, starring Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon as a couple who tries to dodge their familial holiday responsibilities in favor of a vacation in Fiji. After their plans are revealed, the pair are forced to divide the titular four xmases amongst both sets of their divorced parents. Hijinks are had, lessons are learned, and you can bet it all gets wrapped up in a heartwarming bow by the end of the third act. Just in time for Thanksgiving, Warner Brothers Home Entertainment brings you tidings of discomfort and a distinct lack of joy, available tomorrow, November 24th, on Blu-ray and DVD.
Vince Vaughn doesn’t exactly have a sterling reputation when it comes to Christmas comedies. Let’s face it, Fred Claus was no Elf (and certainly no Bad Santa). The movie did so-so at the box office amidst decidedly Scrooge-like reviews, but you know what? You’ve almost certainly got relatives that would love this as a Christmas gift. Is it worth swallowing your pride, fellow film snob, and giving your mom a bundle of Christmas cheer that you wouldn’t be caught dead watching? Only you can make that call, but here are some clips to help you decide. God help us, every one.
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It wouldn’t be the holidays without at least one disposable Christmas movie. Last year, that movie was Four Christmases, starring Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon as a couple who tries to dodge their familial holiday responsibilities in favor of a vacation in Fiji. After their plans are revealed, the pair are forced to divide the titular four xmases amongst both sets of their divorced parents. Hijinks are had, lessons are learned, and you can bet it all gets wrapped up in a heartwarming bow by the end of the third act. Just in time for Thanksgiving, Warner Brothers Home Entertainment brings you tidings of discomfort and a distinct lack of joy, available tomorrow, November 24th, on Blu-ray and DVD.
