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Honeymoon Crasher 2025 Movie Review Trailer Poster

 Honeymoon Crasher began streaming on Netflix on February 12, 2025, and the film also known as Lune de miel avec ma mère tells the story of a man who goes on a honeymoon with his mother after his soon-to-be wife leaves him for her ex.

Honeymoon Crasher on Netflix is ​​a wonderfully charming film that will leave you with the widest smile of your life upon completion. The film explores the complexities of relationships and gives a subtle life lesson.

Director: Nicolas Cuche
Writers: Nicolas Cuche, Laure Hennequart, Laurent Turner
Stars: Margot Bancilhon, Rossy de Palma, Jake Francois

The art direction of the film stands out and creates brilliant tones that the film's cinematography team has captured beautifully. The film starts off with a sense of predictability in its setup, but as it enters its second act, we see this film really come into its own with the conflict deepening with each scene. The writing of this film really stands out with the dialogue constantly creating drama and conflict, ultimately delivering a satisfying resolution.


The performances are good for their roles. Julien Frison really stands out with his nervous energy and is the perfect cast for this role. What the film lacks is perhaps a good soundtrack. It feels like a missed opportunity where the filmmakers could have showcased regional instruments and given a touch of local life. Another aspect that is missing from their script is how overtly silly it gets at times in the attempt to be simplistic and innocent.


The film is technically beautiful with plenty of good performances and is perfect for mid-week viewing if you want to de-stress as we head into the weekend.


We will recommend this film for a leisurely viewing during Valentine's week.

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