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‘Four Christmases’ Movie: Funny Or Not For Family
This Christmas film stars Brad and Kate who are a happily unmarried San Francisco couple. Their Christmas tradition is to ditch their crazy families for an exotic sunny fun-filled vacation. They avoid visiting their divorced parents, their squabbling siblings, and out-of-control kids.
The Four Christmases Trailer gives the background of why they are going to visit each of their divorced families on Christmas day this year. They expect the worst and that is exactly what they get.
At the end of the day, Brad and Kate have gained a new perspective on where they came from and where they are going. They get to know themselves and each other in a way that gives them a chance for the kind of love that they have only been playing at.
This movie is a comedy, rated PG-13, about the worst Christmas ever. It is rated PG-13 because it has some sexual humor and language. The film was just released on November 26, 2008.
There are several problems with watching this Christmas movie with your family. Some of these are: the movie has some sexual language, the couple is unmarried and living together, and all of their parents are divorced and have dysfunctional families.
If you watch the movie then please comment and let us know what you think about this Christmas film. What are some other Christmas films that you would recommend to watch this Christmas?
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November 30th, 2008 @7:31 pm
We went with our kids, and after 30 minutes we walked out. I was tired of hiding their eyes. My kids are 10 and 7. The first 5 minutes I could not believe what i was hearing, then seeing. I didn’t know if it was going to get better, meaning was the obvious sexual hinting, or horrible language even coming out of the mouths of the kids in the film………..was that going to end? We didn’t know so we left, and got vouchers to come back and see any other movie we wanted to from the theatre.
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