Just Friends ReviewSynopsis: When he confessed his love for his best friend during their formative high school years ago, Chris was met with a broken heart and a degrading humiliation. Only adding insult to injury was his larger than life frame, which became a source of ridicule for cruel classmates. But years later things changed, Chris is now a hotshot record producer in Hollywood and the complete physical opposite of himself in high school.
He's also got an up and coming act by the name of Samantha James who has a psychotic crush on her producer. When a freak accident occurs on the way to Paris, Chris is forced to return home with her in tow. Little does he know that he would come face to face with the friend that he tried so desperately to forget. With the chance to woo her again, Chris will do what he can despite his client's violent misgivings and a competitive rival suitor against him. No matter the crazy obstacles he must overcome, Chris will do whatever it takes to be more than just friends.
The film has great chemistry. The gags are classic and reminded one of the National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. All in all, this movie is quite a great comedy that one would like to see again at the theaters. It can be regarded as a classic holiday flick.
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