And in the age of never-ending streaming options, that’s saying a lot. While I’m a total sucker for cheesy Christmas movies that are nearly identical, Dash & Lily’s story line is fresh and new. (As in, I have no idea what’s going to happen next.) Some Netflix content-like Holidate and Operation Christmas Drop-more closely resembles Hallmark’s holiday lineup. One of the biggest things that Dash & Lily has going for it is it’s unpredictable.
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And the movie is an ideal option for anyone who’s looking for a lighthearted TV show with a mystery element. But during these times of uncertainty, all I want is a distraction. Is it too soon to judge after watching only one episode? Probably. Is it geared toward a young adult audience? A little bit. Was it slightly cheesy in some areas? Absolutely. The reason comes down to one element that’s lacking in lots of new releases: Dash & Lily left me wanting more. However, Dash seems adamant about continuing their newfound relationship via written messages, and I’m all for it. In fact, Lily isn’t really shown in the first installment-she’s only heard through voiceover until the very end. It’s important to note that (as of the first episode) Dash hasn’t actually talked to Lily in person.
So, he devises a plan with his best friend, Boomer (Dante Brown), to find her. The Netflix Christmas romantic comedy Dash & Lily is a great binge-watch, but it’s also grounded in 0 percent reality, especially when it comes to characters’ ages and New York City geography. When he completes her “game,” Dash is infatuated.
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Inside, he finds a series of clues that were written by a mystery woman (AKA Lily), who sends him on a wild goose chase around the shop in an attempt to decipher a riddle. Their two worlds collide when Dash discovers a red notebook hidden on a shelf in his favorite bookstore. Not only does she embody the holiday spirit, but she’s also extremely optimistic about finding a partner who matches her personality. Dash is a total cynic when it comes to Christmas, calling it “the most detestable time of the year.” Lily couldn’t be more different. Dash & Lily introduces viewers to two strangers: Dash (Austin Abrams) and Lily (Midori Francis), duh.
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