Julia Butters, Sophia Hammons and Manny Jacinto also star in Nisha Ganatra’s comedy, which picks up with the characters based on Mary Rodgers’ classic children’s novel two decades later.

Instead of trotting out another one of those execrable holiday turds that have so far composed her feeble comeback, Lindsay Lohan is starring in something that’s actually OK.

The shifting values and vibes of different generations provide plenty of delicious fodder for Lohan and Curtis when they’re meant to be playing the young girls trapped in their bodies. I think my body might have levitated after hearing Lohan use the word “bet” in a sentence (the entire sentence being “bet”).