Not Cool

The film opens with Tori, a former high school student, at a party. She reflects on her disdain for high school life when a fellow partygoer unexpectedly vomits on her, setting a humorous yet chaotic tone for the story.

Tori arrives at the airport to reunite with her family, consisting of her parents and blind sister, Lisa. Her first interaction is comically engaging with a homeless man, where she jokingly asks to switch lives, indicating her own dissatisfaction.

Upon meeting her family, Tori's sister Marissa excitedly announces her engagement, which brings underlying family tensions to the surface. This announcement sets a significant change in dynamics within the family gathering.

Simultaneously, Scott is at the airport meeting his girlfriend, Heather. Their relationship takes a dark turn after a heated argument in a men's restroom, leading to an emotional breakup that showcases the struggles of young adulthood.

Joel, another high school alumnus, visits his long-time crush Janie. He inadvertently shares sensitive information about her father’s store closing, sparking tension between Janie and her brother Scott as they confront their father’s decisions.

Desperate to escape her family's drama, Tori joins Joel at a party where a comedic turn of events occurs. While attempting to charm Janie, Tori accidentally spills her drink, leading to a bonding moment and Tori's eventual departure.

Tori accidentally runs into Scott with her car, leading to an awkward yet humorous reunion. Their banter quickly escalates into an unexpected kiss, revealing a surprising chemistry between the two former classmates.

During Thanksgiving, families congregate, and Scott seeks out Tori amidst the festivities. Their playful competition during a game of Dance Central leads to a banter-filled exchange and a temporary farewell filled with unresolved tension.

The day after Thanksgiving, Tori has a comical encounter with Scott while shopping. When Tori accuses Scott of stalking her, he lightheartedly explains his candid photo intentions, showcasing a growing camaraderie between them.

In a playful twist, Tori encourages Scott to step out of his comfort zone by completing her 'F*ck it list.' Their antics include humorous stunts like Scott putting a cucumber down his pants, which shows their budding friendship and chemistry.

While sharing brownies, Tori and Scott engage in an honest conversation about their past mishaps. This deeper connection cultivates trust and understanding, prompting a romantic moment at an empty football stadium.

After a romantic dinner, Joel attempts a heartfelt dance with Janie, but she senses manipulation beneath his charm. This pivotal moment leads to Janie’s departure, highlighting the issues in Joel's character.

At Marissa’s engagement party, Tori discovers Scott shaving his head as a bold statement of his desire for change. This act triggers a heartfelt moment between them, leading to a sweet kiss that signifies a new beginning in their relationship.

As the film reaches its conclusion, Tori reflects on her memories with Scott at the airport. Meanwhile, Scott gazes at a photo of them, suggesting that their paths will continue to intertwine.

The closing scene features Scott sending Tori a playful Snapchat message, teasing about seeing her at Christmas. This leaves viewers with a sense of hope and anticipation for their future together.