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Emma Roberts

Luke Bracey

Kristin Chenoweth

Frances Fisher

Andrew Bachelor

Manish Dayal

Jessica Capshaw

Alex Moffat

Cynthy Wu

Jake Manley

Julien Marlon Samani

Nicola Peltz Beckham

Dan Lauria

Mikaela Hoover

Aimee Carrero

Meeghan Holaway

Carlos Lacámara

Savannah Reina

Olivia H. Hunt

Jessejames Locorriere

Kyra Grace

Briana Starks

Summer Rose Ly

Marisa Davila

Jonathan Baron

Robert Shin

Kunnika Chumpolpakdee

Patrick Lamont Jr.

Carl McDowell

Kurt Yue

Brian Ashton Smith

Brooke Jaye Taylor

Nastassia Johnson

Anne-Marie Kennedy

Monib Abhat

Stephanie Tarling

Sarah Hamff

Max King

Cody Williams

Chris Moseley

Rob Burgess

Rebecca Runyon

Rena Sternfeld-Allon

Jenny Hinkey

Andi Crumbley

Shauna Galligan

Denise Pugh-Ruiz

Kristie Thompson

Jennifer Badger

Emily Brobst

Kami Asgar

Nancy Cummings

Patrick S. Johnson

Nick London

Julian Slater

Jacqueline Fernandez

Jordan Venetis

Tye Kerber

Korii Young

Christian Wood

Justin M. Davey

Dustin Berry

Suzanne C. Robertson

LaTrice L. Edwards

Natasha Arellano

Jackie Lynch

Shanna Worsham

Cindy Rago

Janice Tunnell

Ben Sumner

Kim Chewning

Justin DeMartino

Jessica Medina

Dan the Automator

John Whitesell

Tiffany Paulsen

Emma E. Hickox

John Collins

Mary Viola

Helen Huang

Steven Bello

Shane Hurlbut

Michael Turner

Corey L. Marsh

Mary Vernieu

Bret Howe

Chris Gann

Jane Oshita

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Kamurai

Really good watch, would watch again, and can recommend.

An odd, jaded, but good approach to the social pressures of being single, but dateable.  I guess other people see it as wasted resource, I wouldn't know.

Realistically, this is as much a breakup recovery movie as it is a romantic comedy.  The cast does a great job of subtly expressing things without it being obvious. Ultimately it's a cute and charming little movie from a jaded and socially abnormal stand point.

The biggest problem is that they spend a lot of time saying "this works", "this is normal", with the impending implication that they'll get together, and being that it is a romantic comedy, it should be obvious what the conclusion is.

If you're a fan of Emma Roberts, then you can definitely see her grow in this, proving her range.

Not good, not bad. Just meh.

Emma Roberts and Luke Bracey make for a charming duo, Roberts in particular stands out. The premise they star in is an interesting one, I don't really have any issues with <em>'Holidate'</em> - it's fine. It just lacks the necessary cohesion and entertainment, there are a few amusing moments but not nearly enough. The overly sappy ending is out of place, also.

Peter McGinn

I found Holidate to be a fun, entertaining Christmas movie. And really, that is all I ask for a new holiday movie. I probably could have focused and punched holes in it here and there, but I try to be a viewer first and a critic third.

I liked that the story paid attention to all of the characters, it seemed. Aunt Susan and Sloane’s sister and a few others have plot developments as part of the overall fun and they are given a measure of closure at the end.

Hey, I don’t see Holidate gaining entry into my cycle of Christmas movies I watch every year or two, but it is a pleasant diversion and I wouldn’t go out of my way to not watch it.

Holidate features a story that, while somewhat cliché, is presented with engaging narration. The film introduces Sloane and Jackson and naturally develops their “holidate” arrangement through relatable holiday situations. Character development is balanced and the relationship starts off in a believable and smooth way.

Conflict builds gradually as feelings grow between the characters, with dialogue hinting at inevitable rule-breaking. Sloane’s internal struggles add emotional depth, leading to tension and a climax in their relationship. The resolution revisits their initial meeting, symbolizing growth and healing as they overcome personal issues.

The acting is natural with clear chemistry among both main and supporting actors, each given fitting screen time. Cinematography pays attention to detail, and subtle humor adds charm, including clever visual gags. Music effectively supports the mood, making the film an enjoyable, relatable, and lighthearted watch.

Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and  (English version : uwiepuspita.com)

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