Champagne Problems

Name: Champagne Problems
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Released: November 19, 2025
Duration: 91 min
Rating: 50

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Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): November 19, 2025 | Not Rated

Summary: Sydney is a determined executive who travels to France to secure the acquisition of a world-renowned champagne brand before Christmas, but her plans are upended when she falls into a whirlwind romance with a charming Parisian — who turns out to be the founder’s son.

Genre(s): Comedy, Romance

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 91 min

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Collider Isabella Soares

Nov 19, 2025

As Hallmark-esque as this Netflix rom-com might be, it offers the perfect combo for what you anticipate from a seasonal title. It delivers on a low-stakes love story between two people from different cultural backgrounds, allows for its main character to grow into her own and understand her worth, and gives viewers the opportunity to escape to Paris without leaving their couch. Read full review

John Anderson

Nov 19, 2025

Minka Kelly has a face that could launch a thousand cable movies and is the freshest thing about “Champagne Problems,” a holiday-season romance that takes the welcome tack of embracing its own clichés. Read full review

William Bibbiani

Nov 19, 2025

The romantic part of Johnson’s rom-com barely reaches a low simmer, but the comedy part burns a little brighter. Read full review

The Guardian Adrian Horton

Nov 19, 2025

The gimmicks are unfunny, the romance inoffensive, the happy-ever-after straightforward. For all its waxing poetic on the specific luxury of champagne, no one is pretending this is anything other than a mass market item; the things to hate are also the things to like. One might call a critic’s feelings about it a champagne problem. Read full review

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