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15 thoughts on Single All the Way

Watched Single All the Way on Saturday with great friends--some of the thoughts may be borrowed from them! SPOILERS ABOUND!

  1. Nick is hotter than Peter (though this is acknowledged in the movie haha)
  2. I wish the movie had done a little more to build up the romantic story of Nick and Peter before they go to Peter's hometown because it felt (at times) like the movie was relying on us having read the summary of the plot to get behind this couple
  3. I loved the excessive amount of signs Christmas Carole had up
  4. Peter's teen nieces (whose names I 100% do not remember ever being spoken) were hilarious
  5. I want a sequel where we see the plant store (which had better have a punny name) and also James get his happy ending
  6. Peter and Nick sure did kinda go 0 to 100 in their relationship (from kissing to oh we're moving across the country together), but I can buy in
  7. The B-plot of the pageant was pretty funny
  8. I want to know more about Peter's sisters' romance stories
  9. I'm not sure we needed Peter to have a boyfriend in the beginning tbh
  10. I thought Peter talking to his plants was a cute and dorky way to do some plot exposition
  11. The closing song made me laugh (as I believe weas the intent)
  12. Did TaskRabbit sponsor this movie?
  13. Handy Bunny made me and my friends giggle and make inappropriate jokes
  14. I wanted Emmett to feature a little more prominently
  15. The funniest moment was probably when Peter was like, "Nick, OMG, why didn't you text me back?!" And Nick was like, "1) I did, 2) You first texted only 8 minutes ago."

(Prompt by me)

Single All the Way, Netflix

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