At least they managed to get many of the original cast members back, and they actually performed their parts decently. Even though you know exactly where the story is going, it's still an enjoyable, nostalgic watch.

I actually got a bit emotional over the death of “the old man.” Even though he’s a fictional character, you get used to seeing and hearing him every year. Facing his death in the film felt like losing someone familiar to me. On that note, I’m glad they went that route rather than trying to hire someone to impersonate Darren McGavin. Nobody can deliver the performance like he did. And he is very much actually dead sooooo

@steverogers7601

Жыл бұрын

The ending got me. They honored the old man well and the way they tied in Ralphie with the original movie was done so well! They really did a nice job with keeping the memory and respecting the original movie.

@chrisfulaytar1951

Жыл бұрын

I did too

I do give it props for not trying to take the family into the now modern age and is instead a sequel set in its own time.

@markmac2206

Жыл бұрын

they had no choice, Ralphie would be at least 90 years old now.

@benjaminolson7206

Жыл бұрын

The oddity of that is that the original is a sort of a pastiche of director Bob Clark's 1950s childhood and author Jean Shepherd's 1930s childhood, with setting elements from both. So really it should take place in the 70s and the 90s, or something like that, but the material culture of later decades is more distinct so they had to give it a clearer setting.

@spookville6632

Жыл бұрын

absolutely; I'm glad they didn't infuse any woke-ness! But remember the time frame is 1974ish so if they did something in a later timeframe, I am sure they would have killed it with woke-ism...

@Porsche_Addict05

Жыл бұрын

@@markmac2206 how would he be 90

@markmac2206

Жыл бұрын

@@Porsche_Addict05 because he was 8 or 9 in 1940 so if this was present day he would be 90ish.

If it has Ralph swear in front of his kids, and they later use those same swear words, I'll call it a win.

i actually loved it. the ending was a perfect way to include The Old Man.

@steverogers7601

Жыл бұрын

Man the ending was absolutely the best part of this movie. They honored the old man so damn well and did a nice callback to the first movie. I was grinning from ear to ear because it made sense, and it gave me that nice, warm, good feeling of watching the 24hr marathon on TBS. It created a newfound appreciation and I’ll be remembering that when put the marathon on TV this year for Christmas!

@markmac2206

Жыл бұрын

@@steverogers7601 the old man always saves the day!

@ian0pillow

Жыл бұрын

I cried hard

Just watched it and I felt like it was a B+/B film. Yes, it could have toned down on the nostalgia and narration, but it didn’t take away from my experience. It struck a chord with me as I myself lost my old man over the summer. He was a huge fan of the original and we were interested to see how it was going to turn out since Peter Billingsley was going to reprise his role. Overall, a worthy follow up

@PowerGlove79

Жыл бұрын

I agree, The nostalgia worked on me and it had a great heart to it

@whoami7721

Жыл бұрын

@@PowerGlove79 I give it a B, myself. The scene with Scut Farkas was the best! For me, this is the only true sequel to the first movie. It's great even Randy is in it. I don't think that guy has been in any other movie.

@whiteydiamond

Жыл бұрын

And that's why this isn't YOUR review show

@jeffhunter9311

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely I don't know this guy is reviewing is questionable he has an agenda

3:56. Insert Ralphie’s teacher dressed as the Wicked Witch laughing.

I can't believe that the original movie came out in 1983, almost 40 years ago. Talk about feeling old!

@markmac2206

Жыл бұрын

yeah i was 2.

@Thievius333

Жыл бұрын

You feel old? That was right about the time I graduated HS. 😮

@steverogers7601

Жыл бұрын

Life goes on. Seeing Peter Billingsly now older, and seeing flick, Schwartz, and Randy all grown up was a small moment that made me reflect on how time waits for no one. Gotta make the most of it while we’re here! Merry Christmas!

I really like this movie because unlike the original, this story is told from the perspective of a parent. It made me think about the Old Man’s effort to give Ralphie and Randy the best Christmas he could in the first. I give this an A+ because it does its job greatly. Expecting this movie to be a tv cinematic masterpiece is unrealistic.

@wib6044

Жыл бұрын

This is a prequel of sorts. At the end when he reads the article, and you realize it’s the first movie that really hits.

@steverogers7601

Жыл бұрын

This movie wasn’t great but it was absolutely enjoyable and what I liked is how it gave me a new found appreciation for the original one.

C+ *Witch's cackle* C+ *Witch's cackle*

I do like they did the 1970s instead of going to the usual cliche these days of setting it in the 1980s so people can continue to huff their 80s nostalgia.

@veritas4364

Жыл бұрын

As I suspected the writer grew up in the 70's, so it's his own nostalgia he's indulging instead.

@zachhoward9099

Жыл бұрын

Wouldn’t have worked nearly as well, 80s pandering aside, Ralphie would’ve been in his 50s and if he had kids they at minimum would’ve been in High School if not in College

Still waiting for A Christmas Story: Midwest Front in which Kevin Sorbo and Sean Hannity recount their time in the trenches during the Great Holiday Wars.

@doctorfeinstone6524

Жыл бұрын

I thought that already exists

This deserves to be higher than a C+ (btw that was a song number in A Christmas Story LIVE! in case you forgot) 😅 It got 79% on Rotten Tomatoes Just finished the movie on MAX after the first one just turned 40 this year As an example of a sequel done right Peter Billingsly miraculously carried this very well He makes his own stamp on the story we all know and love He has his own mid-life crisis worried he'll never be perfect like when he was a kid There's plenty of throwbacks and appearances from the original movie that'll please fans The rest of the supporting players are very lovable Ends up being very episodic going from one vignette to the next with Ralphie's family experiencing their own misfortunes but ultimately still having the Christmas that brings them together Sometimes seeing old friends and family members is all that matters and gratitude The first movie is timeless as can be but this manages to allow a passing of the torch proper without rehashing so much thank god I’ll admit the fantasy sequence with Ralphie in jail that was a bit disturbing 😅

I think we all could use some more Zack Ward.

@54GodzillaFan

Жыл бұрын

He played the main character in the 2007 Postal movie! Despite being directed by Uwe Boll, it's easily one of his best movies. That's not saying much since we're talking about Uwe Boll, but it's worth watching at least once.

@zachking8292

Жыл бұрын

@@54GodzillaFan he’s also the brother Dave on one of the funniest shows ever: Titus

@zachking8292

Жыл бұрын

@xtrmst_012 and the dead brother in Freddy vs. Jason.

I'm always going to feel kind of icky about these studio-made sequels to a real life man's actual memoirs... but from what I know of Jean Shepherd, he kinda seems like he'd have just laughed his way to the bank about something like this.

@doctorfeinstone6524

Жыл бұрын

To be fair, shepherds stories were probably way taller than the actual events they were based on

@ZiddersRooFurry

Жыл бұрын

Jean even said himself that the first film (and most of his stories on his show) were a few real memories mixed in with a lot of creative storytelling. As a narrator goes he was always unreliable.

@bradleykemper9488

Жыл бұрын

When I watched this, I noticed a couple of the producers are named Shepherd. So, Jean's family is laughing all the way to the bank. At least more people like this than the other follow-ups.

I've got an uncle who _might_ like this as he grew up listening to Jean Shepherd on the radio, has some of his books (such as "Wanda Hickey's Night of Golden Memories… and other disasters"), and even has a Red Ryder.

Was it amazing? No. Was it a lot of fun and brought back a ton of nostalgia? Absolutely! We enjoyed it.

Zach Ward deserves to be around more. Titus & Postal aren't enough! Peter worked with Bill Burr on F is for family. That's cool.

@lutherheggs451

Жыл бұрын

Postal is a god awful movie. There is nothing enjoyable or entertaining about watching it. Its a typical god awful boll movie

@stephendexheimer7914

Жыл бұрын

Zach Ward was hilarious in Titus, I loved the episode where Dave enrolled in the army after he thought his girlfriend was cheating on him

@JohnnyBurnes

Жыл бұрын

@@lutherheggs451 PFFT! As if! Without the Postal movie, we wouldn't get to see Dave Foley naked until this year's Kids in the Hall episodes! Bless-you-Uwe-Boll.

@eleanore8709

Жыл бұрын

He's also Rickety Cricket's brother in It's Always Sunny.

@SpukiTheLoveKitten75

6 ай бұрын

In an odd wall, "Scut" grew up to be kind of a hunk. Weird, huh? He looks dashing as a cop.

8/10, I thought it was well done, no lectures or agendas and just a fun family movie that respected the original.

@steverogers7601

Жыл бұрын

Lmao y’all act like diversity and inclusion is like the boogeyman. It’s going to happen and you’ll be fine. No one is trying to take your place or take from ya’ll

@BishopWalters12

Жыл бұрын

@@steverogers7601 A swing and a miss, little man.

@zachhoward9099

Жыл бұрын

@@steverogers7601 forced diversity and inclusion in films and tv where it’s not needed has ruined Hollywood

While it does capitalize on nostalgia and use a ton of video and audio clips from the original movie, I feel like it does so from the heart and not simply to pull in a crowd. It's genuinely funny and there's a pretty good story here, and I'm definitely glad I watched it -- will probably bring it up around Christmas alongside the original.

@gianinabadami5341

Жыл бұрын

The callbacks were nice woven in *cough* Christmas Story 2 *cough*

I'm really not sure how you could dump on this (or think the sequel with Steenburgen was even good). Of course nothing will be as good as the first one, but this one was pretty good. It hit all the buttons, it had all the players (sans the real parents - one's in her eighties and the other is dead, so kinda hard) and it kept true to its story. Peter Billingsley IS Ralphie and that's what matters. No sequel will ever be as great as the original and you seriously can't change a perfect cast of characters to other actors and call it good. It was fun and nostalgic and that matters.

@Khaotic_Reign

Жыл бұрын

Exactly, yeah, I saw it last night, and I thought it was really good, especially the way the movie came full circle at the end with Ralphie’s story in the newspaper!👌🏻

@Puppy_Puppington

Жыл бұрын

Terminator 2. Aliens. Chamber of secrets. Empire strikes back. Etc.

@sdaftermath123

Жыл бұрын

It was a nostalgia reunion movie like he mentioned. I watched it today and I thought the same things. It definitely wasn’t bad but it wasn’t great. I loved seeing the house again along with the rooms and the old man’s chair. It was a member berry movie. Also I came to realize that ralphies dad was the character in the original movie that made the movie so good. He played the perfect role of a vintage father in the 1940. and his absence was very noticeable in this.

@pusheenqueen519

Жыл бұрын

I can. Don't get me wrong I love the original and there's a lot of things I appreciated about this sequel, but it's just not as good. There's plenty to criticize but I'll admit this movie was okay. I won't be watching it again every christmas like I do with other christmas movies but it was nice.

@nicw3251

Жыл бұрын

It was bad. The storyline was cheesy. The kids were terrible. Ralphie isn’t nearly as compelling as an adult as he was as a kid and the worst was the mother. They should never have replaced her. Either use the original or kill off the character. The only thing that worked for me was the friends from the first movie, the bar scenes and his nemesis turned friend at the end. Zach Ward really was outstanding at recapturing the character and I loved his character arch.

Anyone hear of the really obscure A Christmas Story sequel, Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss. Should be floating around on KZread somewhere, unfortunately Disney hasn't released it.

@bigduke5902

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I watch Hats-Off, too.

I’m just excited for a true sequel. that first christmas story sequel was terrible

@MadiBendy

Жыл бұрын

@xtrmst_01 Ummm what ? Lol

At least with this nostalgia it didn't feel like they were trying to cater to the memories, instead acknowledge and let the memories play into the story. I liked it, had a very good, happy ending much like the first one :)

@Yourleftismyright88

Жыл бұрын

I felt the same, in fact this is one of the few movies that felt like it wasn't forced.

Watched the original when it was released. I’m the same age as the child actors were. This is making me feel ollllllllllllllllllllld.

Growing up I seen the 1st one so many time's and loved it. It was like it wasn't Xmas without it playing 24/7 on multi channels. I want to give this one a view too. Seeing Peter not much older than me is crazy.

i’m personal friends with Scott Schwartz, very good guy

I agree with your assessment of “it’s fine,” though I’d argue last year’s “8-Bit Christmas” (also HBO Max) is the better A Christmas Story sequel despite being unrelated.

My two negatives on the movie are the actress who played the Mom and the narrator being Ralphie's voice.

Well hopefully it's better than the one when they were teenagers working at the department store.

@chasehedges6775

Жыл бұрын

Same here. Hopefully it continues the story, not repeats it.

@christhornycroft3686

Жыл бұрын

Best thing about that was the location - Vancouver, Canada. Otherwise, terrible.

Since My Summer Story is a sequel, did they make a Halloween Story, Thanksgiving Story, New Year's Story, and Valentine's Story?

@brandonspain12345

Жыл бұрын

That would've been an amazing franchise. But hey, it's never too late to make them. 😆

@redsharkkingdom2090

Жыл бұрын

Just tv specials you can search on youtube. The Star-Crossed Romance of Josephine Cosnowski (Thanksgiving) The Great American Fourth of July and Other Disasters (4th of july)

@doctorfeinstone6524

Жыл бұрын

No but I sure as hell wish they would have. Halloween and Thanksgiving would have been pretty cool

Spoiler I was worried they were going to try and make Zack Ward the same as he was in the original. Instead they made him into a good guy. This ring true to my experience with people like that from my childhood. They are usually nice guys once they get into their 40s and in many cases have more character since they went through a lot. The film should have told more stories about what happened between the first film and this one. They could have even used some CG and made some scenes of other events. Instead they just focused on everything that happened from the first film. We have all seen the first film 100s of times, no reason to really keep showing scenes from it.

@steverogers7601

Жыл бұрын

*spoiler* You can see it coming a mile away. When he picked up ralphie and was driving him, it was pretty obvious he was taking him home. So I was expecting Scut to have that heart to heart with Ralphie. I did like how he had that same douchie vibe to him but he seems like he’s changed for the better. Even though I watched the movie every year during the TBS marathon, i was grinning ear to ear with how Ralphies article honoring the old man tied into the opening of the first film. I was really waiting to see what they came up with to honor the old man, and I totally didn’t notice how they didn’t say “red rider air rifle” throughout the whole movie, so it absolutely hit the spot when they did the callback at the end. Such a great way to end the movie and it gave me a new found appreciation for the first one!

@tr7198

Жыл бұрын

They could have had some Jean Shepherd stories plugged into Ralphies life even becoming a radio personality stand up comedian writer in the 1970s . There are so many interesting ways to develope Ralphies character

Does anyone remember the made for tv 1988 sequal called ollie hopnoodle's haven of bliss with Jerry o Connell as Ralphie?

"this movie could use a lot more Zack Ward." I share that thought with many movies.

C+, huh? You forgot to follow that with, "You'll shoot your eye out! You'll shoot your eye out!"

Just watched this last night. It was better than I thought it would be. To me, this is the only sequel in the continuity. Mostly due to cast and callbacks, but it felt right. My kid was pretty into too which counts for something.

Thanks for the review. I'm always up for a Christmas movie.

Hey Brad I'm sorry to ask, but why is most of the audio of "Ms Velmas Christmas" muted? Is it copyright or just audio issues? I love that episode that's why I'm asking.

I think it did what it was supposed to do. I would love to see it in the marathon with the original on Christmas.

Damn the old man portion of this had me choked up. Being next in line, much like ralphie is so relatable.

I loved it! 👏🏼🎄🥰

I want Zack Ward to reprise his role as Postal Dude.

@louisduarte8763

Жыл бұрын

Or Chris Titus' idiot stepbrother, Dave.

@TJB-Gaming

Жыл бұрын

Postal 4

You’re review was spot on. Well done.

Thought it was good but missed the old man from first. He really made it funny.

@markmac2206

Жыл бұрын

frah gee lay

@Jguy365

Жыл бұрын

I like that they wrote him off rather than trying to find someone to impersonate Darren McGavin. He’s been dead since 2006 so his return was, obviously, not a choice.

If you have not seen or just don't care for the first movie you probably won't care too much for this. This would not stand as a movie in and of itself and I could certainly nit pick and point out everything wrong but as a fan of the first movie this one gave me a nice sense of nostalgia. It is Definitely worth a watch for a fan.

Oh I really enjoyed it for what it was and was surprised by how much I did. It's good to see Scott Schwartz get some time in a film from a major motion picture studio. He's been through it. Yes, the attic scene with all the sound clips drags a little bit, and I was annoyed by pretty much all the kids' acting at some point. but it ticked all the boxes for what they set out for it to be. I think it's a good enough tribute to Jean Shepherd and Bob Clark, and those ridiculous daydreaming vignettes from Ralphie had me rolling. I'm not gonna memorize the whole script or watch it every Christmas, but it served this 80s child well. BTW the Gravy Boat scene in It Runs In The Family/My Summer Story is glorious.

@leelongvideo

Жыл бұрын

I think it would've been a neat Easter egg if Ralpie found a box of gravy boats in the attic.

C+ 🤣 is that a play on the original. I give it an A+ for what it is and what it's supposed to be they nailed it...

@nicholasg8297

Жыл бұрын

I thought so too. I feel like they paid homage enough to the original, while at the same time doing their own thing.

I loved it. So good. Nostalgia and narration was great. Don't be cranky. A nice tribute to the old man.

@steverogers7601

Жыл бұрын

Nah “cranking” is a cheap way to avoid valid criticism. I loved the movie but it absolutely had its problems. The nostalgia and the callbacks definitely did ALOT of the heavy lifting and there were moments where I did feel like “damn is this all we’re gonna do?”. Not to mention, some of the jokes didn’t really land well. Still, I loved the movie for what it is and was a good, heartwarming trip that I will def recommend to fans of the first one, especially with how they honor the old man and how they did that great callback at the end.

I realized there’s now 4 movies of a Christmas story

@brianbogdin8031

Жыл бұрын

There's a 5th one, kzread.info/dash/bejne/h5xhmNZvotWpqNY.html

@colin8802

Жыл бұрын

There's 8 actually. Most people don't know about the 4 TV movies, two of which even preceded the original Christmas Story!

My Summer Story is the true sequel to a Christmas Story.

@christhornycroft3686

Жыл бұрын

True, but it’s very mediocre.

@johnnyd3158

Жыл бұрын

@@christhornycroft3686 At least it’s better than most unnecessary sequels.

@SAPProd

Жыл бұрын

I just learned about THIS obscure Ralphie film: Ollie Hopnoodle’s Haven of Bliss. kzread.info/dash/bejne/hZ2o2M6zdcuemKg.html

@johnnyd3158

Жыл бұрын

@@SAPProd Yeah, I think there were two or three made for tv sequels of a Christmas Story in the 80s, lol.

@Krillinjustchillin

Жыл бұрын

I still got the best top

I believe what everybody missed including myself at first was the fact that Ralph’s story in the newspaper was the story he related in the first Christmas Story. The fact that its called a Christmas Story shouts out to us it’s the genesis of The Christmas Story which was a tribute to his father and his desire for the red rider BB gun rifle. For full affect watch the recent movie first then watch the first one which he tells the story in the newspaper….very clever and subtle the way the story loops back to the original … well done 👍

I've yet to see it. Jean Shepherd was a writer / Radio personality that told stories of his youth growing up in the late 1930s early 40s he combined many elements from his book In God We Trust others pay cash, to form A Christmas story. The Original Story of the Red Rider BB Gun was also in this book. Actually Ralphie is Jean Shepherd so when he narrated this story he should have been a writer radio personality. Jean Shepherd oversaw the first movie in its production He hand picked Billingsly in appearance as he actually looked like that when he was young. Now Billingsly all grown up looks like Jean Shepherd did in the 1970s. Jean Shepherd made a cameo in the first movie He was the guy that stood on the santa line in the ovecoat and hat and called to Ralphie and Randy "Young man, young man the line ends here t be line begins over there !" That was Jean Shepherd. His Brother Randy has a site Flick lives. I was hoping he might be asked to make a cameo on this film. Jean Shepherd had an incredible life but unfortunately passed away a while back. But his stories are very movie worthy I would like to see Billingsly persue acting in other Jean Shepherd movie productions. He credits everyone but the true creator of this film Jean Shepherd Now is the time !

Compared to HOME SWEET HOME ALONE, A CHRISTMAS STORY CHRISTMAS might as well be THE FABLEMANS. Although MY SUMMER STORY is better, this new one was respectably decent, and I would rather watch it over A CHRISTMAS STORY LIVE any day. I think Bob Clark would've been proud.

This movie was basically A Christmas Story given the Cobra Kai treatment with Clerks 3's plot as its ending.

How many part 2 are they going to make

A Christmas Story Christmas sounds like a spoof title. Like Never Stop Stopping

I thought this movie was fantastic and it is a great companion piece to the original.

I thought the first half was really sad... I was like this is not what I want to see. It ended up not being terrible though.

It's excellent! Brought back all the nostalgia I wanted!

Good review. Speaking of A Christmas Story 2 you kind of remind me of Charles Grodin. :D

Lol😂I remember when they’re in higbees. Mrs Parker and Cassandra are getting schloshed. Like everyone but the kids are hitting the booze

I love the callbacks to the original movie. I got chills

Perfect Review. Couldn’t agree more. Was hoping for better, but there is much worse out there. Cplus is right on the money.

Definitely a cash grab, but better than CS2 and the musical (I agree My Summer Story was pretty good). I rolled my eyes at the fantasies (Ralphie, you are no longer 9. Dial it back) and some of the shenanigan-vignettes. But we did laugh at some of the jokes, and I thought working the obituary-turned-memoir/tribute into how Ralphie gains success as a writer (bringing it full circle back to Jean Shepherd's original autobio stories) was sweet and fitting. Also the Old Man (or more likely Mom with support from her community) making things better with the perfect gifts, again. There was clearly some heart in this. Happy holidays!

I was hoping it'd be better than that... other Christmas Story 2. And it looks like it is! In fact this is probably what the new Halloween trilogy should've been.

Exactly! They reference the old movie without rehashing all the old jokes

I didn't expect the final scene to hit so hard. Lots of member berries. Not the most adept filmmaking; but made with a lot of heart and love. Would have loved to seen the OG mom in this.

im going to watch it today (: great review

the nostalgia was not all that much maybe a few things here and there most of it was its own story i really love this much as much as the first film

Holy crap, I’ve never seen peter billingsley as an adult. I’ll stick to the original

@river_acheron

Жыл бұрын

He also played Dr Phlox in Star Trek Enterprise. I had no idea it was him until years later! Yeah I'm one of those guys that doesn't really pay attention to the opening credits lol

The concept of this movie is really Great!! Its nice seeing the old characters and town seeing Schwartz get his revenge on flick all this years later was satisfying as heck lol but the execution at times definitely could have been better!! There are moments in this movie that could have been cut and it would make no difference at all!! It's not a bad movie just nothing really good!! I think the wife was really cringe and just downright annoying!!

I loved the movie. I would probably give it an A-.

At least it’s not Christmas Story 2

100 percent agree with your review, thanks for being brave and honest.

I heard they were making a sequel, but I had no idea it was out already, I thought it was still in early production. It's weird, I didn't see a single trailer for this film. Regardless, I don't have HBOMax and the film doesn't look worth the subscription. I'll just watch the original Christmas Story on DVD instead and be satisfied.

I honestly didn't expect to cry so much!!!..

I actually quite enjoyed it. The fan service could be grating at times but there were genuine emotional moments that made me tear up.

Didn’t think I would like it, but gave it a shot. I was pleasantly surprised. Obviously would never be able to touch the first one, but it could of been much worse.

I enjoyed it. Yes, there were slow parts to me. The way they honor the old man was fitting.

Cool review

It was a great movie!! Much more deserving than a C+!

@jeffhunter9311

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely I figured this guy out he has an agenda or just extremely it's good movies definitely a B+ or an A

First watch and I thought it was ok. Have watched it a handful more times in the background getting stuff done and it gets better each time. It will age well.

I think they nailed it. I was angry they tried it but pleasantly pleased with it.

was really good, the ending was great and really hits you if you lost your dad

@gianinabadami5341

Жыл бұрын

Or if you've lost any close family member

The things you count as negative are part of why I like this movie is good. I see nothing wrong with callbacks and nostalgia, as long as it's done in a manner that is well done. Thos movie even subverts and puts a new spin on some of the said callbacks. Also, whoever think that Randy, the scared kid who couldn't handle his smowsuit and hid under the sink grew up to be an ostentatious world traveler?

Are you sure it was set in 1973? Hungry, Hungry Hippos didn't come out until 1978.

I heard Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss. is really good

That was fair and even handed.

I could relate to the Christmas theme. That’s about it.

What of Ralph's brother?

Ollie Hopnoodles Haven of Bliss is the True Sequel

If you really want more Zack Ward, just play Postal 4, they just added him as a voice option.

Great review..But what happened to Wakanda Forever??🤔🤔

Should've done the whole review in the bunny outfit

I enjoyed A Christmas Story Christmas. Thumbs Up!

I disagree. This movie hots every note perfectly. It was one of the best movies I've seen and I liked it far better than the first. In short, the nostalgia is what makes it great

good review. this movie was actually hella good.

I loved it. The first movie was from the kids point of view. This one is definitely from the adult/parent point of view.

The family and I really enjoyed this! Perfect? No... but WAY better than I thought it was going to be.

Close your eyes and it’s like listening to Cris Collinsworth.