You'll probably recognize the titular Karen from her carvana ads and there's a reason that's the level of celebrity you'll find in this movie. She's clearly got a nice presence but there's a sameness that settles in, and there's very little to care about in her portrayal, not an easy feat for any Scrooge substitute, especially as written here. This watches like a third-rate hallmark embarrassment, but written by a college sketch writer, where everyone is two-dimensional, and actual human behavior takes a back seat to accommodate a lot of bits that strain for payoffs we've seen a thousand times elsewhere. Karen's car hits a kid in a bike and her concern is over a possibly scratched front bumper. Hilarious.
We rented this because of the positive revues, which seriously had to have been written by someone in it or a relative of the same. If I'd have seen this at a movie theater I, like Karen, would've demanded to see the supervisor for a refund.
We rented this because of the positive revues, which seriously had to have been written by someone in it or a relative of the same. If I'd have seen this at a movie theater I, like Karen, would've demanded to see the supervisor for a refund.