A Jersey Christmas

Name: A Jersey Christmas
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2008-09-27
Duration: 1 h 21 min
Rating: 5.2
Cast: Luna Catarevas, Caitlin FitzGerald, Arthur French

2008
1h 21m

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

YOUR RATING

Comedy

A ragtag group of store clerks get stuck working until midnight on Christmas Eve at Xmas-O-Rama, a shabby Christmas shop in a blue-collar New Jersey town. The store is run by Mike Malcolm, a... Read allA ragtag group of store clerks get stuck working until midnight on Christmas Eve at Xmas-O-Rama, a shabby Christmas shop in a blue-collar New Jersey town. The store is run by Mike Malcolm, a shady, degenerate gambler whose debts suddenly catch up with him in the form of two thugs... Read allA ragtag group of store clerks get stuck working until midnight on Christmas Eve at Xmas-O-Rama, a shabby Christmas shop in a blue-collar New Jersey town. The store is run by Mike Malcolm, a shady, degenerate gambler whose debts suddenly catch up with him in the form of two thugs who have come to collect what they are owed. Mike flees to the nearest card game to try a... Read all

Directors
- James Villemaire
- Eric Weber
Writer
- Eric Weber
Stars

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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

YOUR RATING

Directors
- James Villemaire
- Eric Weber
Writer
- Eric Weber
Stars

3User reviews

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1/10

Why was this even made

I am 100% confident the person who posted the above movie review was either in the movie or directly related to someone involved in making it because it couldn't be further from the truth. While I normally enjoy smaller movie productions, this move lacked anything resembling a decent story. None of the characters were likable, and it literally had 0 jokes that weren't completely obvious. I honestly felt embarrassed at some points for the people in the movie knowing that one day they may show this to people.

While I am sure this movie was pitched as a comedy that pushes boundaries and examines the question of how much Christmas is enough. It doesn't even come close to presenting a coherent argument in anyway.