Exclamation points would be false advertising for Oh. What. Fun., whose regifted holiday comedy is a dull disaster.

Michelle Pfeiffer’s new Christmas comedy “Oh. What. Fun.” is new on streaming on Prime Video. Find out Rotten Tomatoes critics saying about the movie.

Christmas can be a hard time of year, and there's no shortage of melancholy Christmas films. But why do those when you could actively lift your spirit instead? No, we won't begrudge anyone their taste.

Oh What Fun has been hailed a triumph by critics, and it is easy to see with such a star-studded cast.

"We'll be missing the whole point of the story if we turn them away." She's right about that. Lionsgate has unveiled the funny first trailer for the movie called The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, set for theatrical release in November later this year.

Christmas films have long given us schmaltz. Oh. What. Fun. gives us disenchanted, disgruntled maternal point of view.

Oh. What. Fun. is a great showcase for Michelle Pfeiffer, but this Prime Video holiday comedy wastes the rest of its fantastic cast.

Soak up a few more weeks of holiday theater coziness before heading into the new year, which starts off strong with a Lloyd Suh play at Seattle Rep.

The Kenan Center presents “A Christmas Carol” at the Taylor Theatre at 433 Locust St, Lockport, NY 14094. Click here for tickets. Starring Stan Klimecko, Quinn McGillion, Ricky Needham, Madeline Rehm and Sarah Teplitsky.

Critics didn’t like Red One, where J.K. Simmons’ superhero Santa gets rescued by Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans, but Prime Video users love it.