As the festive season approaches, ‘Christmas’ takes its place as undoubtedly the most enchanting time of the year. With the holiday dates drawing near, various OTT platforms have meticulously planned special releases centered around this joyous occasion. Among them, Netflix is gearing up for the release of ‘Best. Christmas. Ever!’ and has recently unveiled the much-anticipated trailer for the film, offering a delightful sneak peek into the upcoming holiday treat.
Scheduled to stream on Netflix starting November 16, 2023, the official release date announcement was accompanied by a cheerful message shared on social media. Netflix shared the exciting news along with a playful comment, “Babe wake up new Brandy/Jason Biggs Christmas duet just dropped.” Responding to the anticipation, Netflix added, “Best. Christmas. Ever! comes to Netflix in one week!”
Directed by Mary Lambert and crafted by the talented pens of Todd Calgi Gallicano and Charles Shyer, ‘Best. Christmas. Ever.’ promises to be a heartwarming cinematic experience. Boasting a stellar cast featuring Heather Graham, Brandy, Jason Biggs, and Matt Cedeño in pivotal roles, the film is set to be a delightful addition to Netflix’s holiday lineup.
The narrative unfolds as a romantic comedy, revolving around the reunion of longtime frenemies Jackie and Charlotte during the festive holiday season. When Charlotte unexpectedly appears at Jackie’s doorstep just before Christmas, her mission is to debunk the seemingly perfect life portrayed in Jackie’s annual holiday newsletters. However, Charlotte’s amusing antics inadvertently pose a threat to the holiday plans of both families. In a twist filled with heartwarming moments and humor, the two women must join forces to salvage the holiday season. Together, they rediscover the true meaning of Christmas, emphasizing the significance of family, friendship, and the joy found in life’s simple pleasures. ‘Best. Christmas. Ever!’ is poised to be a delightful cinematic journey, spreading the warmth and magic of the holiday spirit.
