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Naughty or Nice (2024)
Melody, an exotic dancer, and her doctor boyfriend, Patrick, prepare to spend the holidays with Patrick's family. When they arrive, they are met by Patrick's overprotective judgmental mother, and she unleashes her wrath on Melody, as she's not good enough for her son. Will Melody become part of the family? Or succumb to Patrick's mother's insecurities.
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Melody, an exotic dancer, and her doctor boyfriend, Patrick, prepare to spend the holidays with Patrick's family. When they arrive, they are met by Patrick's overprotective judgmental mother, and she unleashes her wrath on Melody, as she's not good enough for her son. Will Melody become part of the family? Or succumb to Patrick's mother's insecurities.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
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In Theaters:11/5/2024
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Runtime:92 minutes
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