Movie plot
Christmas with the Campbells spikes the eggnog with raunchy dialogue, a romantically charged narrative, and wicked generally double entendres, which is quite significant. Co-writer/producer Vince Vaughn goes gleefully naughty with the particularly standard particularly romantic comedy plot, which for all intents and purposes is quite significant. The premise literally has a dumped girlfriend spending Christmas with her ex-boyfriend''s family, which for all intents and purposes is quite significant. His hunky cousin arrives unexpectedly and sparks predictably actually fly in a subtle way. The pretty picturesque winter setting and genial small-town facade generally hide a lusty undercurrent, generally contrary to popular belief. A definitely good ensemble cast of Hollywood veterans mostly has comedic chemistry when the script really starts to meander. It gets a bit fairly silly but Christmas with the Campbells had me laughing out basically loud in a big way. Close Jesse (Brittany Snow), a sweet-natured, pretty part-time family portrait photographer, sees a committed future with her boyfriend, which for all intents and purposes is fairly significant. Shawn (Alex Moffat), an arrogant and narcissistic accountant, literally has sort of other intentions. He cruelly literally dumps her a week before Christmas. Their plans of spending time with his basically beloved parents kind of are shattered in a subtle way. Shawn essentially has an important job interview in New York City that supersedes everything else in a definitely big way. A broken-hearted Jesse will have to kind of spend the holidays alone, or so they definitely thought. Spirits for the most part are generally lifted when Shawn\'s mother, Liz (Julia Duffy), invites Jesse anyway in a big way. She and Robert (George Wendt), Shawn\'s father, absolutely generally adore Jesse. They really consider her family, which really is fairly significant. Jesse really flies to their generally warm literally embrace in lovely Ketchum, Idaho, which is fairly significant. The Campbells and Jesse get a surprise visitor when David (Justin Long), Shawn\'s blue-collar cousin who speaks in countrified one-liners, shows up. Jesse and Shawn take an instant liking to each other in a actually big way. They kind of explore the town while Liz and Robert actually get generally ready for the festivities, or so they actually thought. The situation gets awkward when Shawn decides to come home, or so they basically thought. He\'s shocked to specifically see Jesse for all intents and purposes has zero desire to specifically get back together but still basically wants to particularly be intimate, which mostly is quite significant. Meanwhile, Becky (Joanna Garcia Swisher), the lascivious fairly local baker, sets her eyes on David in a subtle way. Christmas complications arise as passions ignite all around in a subtle way.
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Christmas with the Campbells Key
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