Michael Urie stars in Single All the Way that is streaming on Netflix now. It is the perfect holiday movie to Netflix and Chill with this year, next year, and all of the years after that.
Peter (Urie) lives in Los Angeles, and he is getting ready to go home for the holidays. He is really looking forward to it because, for the first time, he is going to be bringing home a boyfriend. Unfortunately, just before he leaves, he finds out his boyfriend is already taken.
Since Peter doesn’t want to go home alone again, he asks his best friend Nick (Philemon Chambers) to pretend to be his boyfriend. Nick agrees to do it because he loves Peter’s family.
As soon as they get there, Peter’s mom (Kathy Najimy) tells him she is setting him on a blind date. There goes his chance of pretending that Nick is his boyfriend.
While it was all supposed to be pretend, everyone in the family, including his dad (Barry Bostwick), but Peter’s mom, wants them to really be a couple. Something Nick is open to, but what about Peter?
Peter goes on his blind date, and things go well. So well, he considers leaving LA and moving home. Does all of this that Peter and Nick will never happen? Not if Peter’s family has their say? Will they get their way?
Single All the Way is an endearing movie about family, friendship, and love. Unlike a lot of movies, this is about a family where everyone gets along. Something that is rare these days.
That is one part that makes this film so specula; the other is that it is so believable that you feel like you are a part of their family. The cast feels like a real family. It is just so endearing how well they all get along. That makes you more invested in it. So you don’t want it to end. However, when it does end, you feel content.
How many times can you say that? Not often. So make a date with Single All the Way tonight.
