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Alix Blackburn

Netflix’s new comedy is now streaming — and this bizarre movie has already crashed the top 10

Julien Frison and Michèle Laroque in "Honeymoon Crasher" now streaming on Netflix.

Netflix’s new French comedy “Honeymoon Crasher” certainly sounds like an unusual one. The offbeat movie recently landed on the streaming service on Feb. 12 and has since climbed into the top 10, currently sitting in the No. 5 spot at the time of writing.

This new movie is probably turning heads thanks to its unconventional premise — an overprotective mother and her heartbroken son pretending to be a newlywed couple to avoid being kicked out of a couples-only resort. Yes, you read that right. It’s a bizarre setup that, based on the trailer, can lead to some awkward and uncomfortable situations, which could be part of the reason for its growing popularity.

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