A Bad Moms Christmas

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Evelyn X @yiyi1111 Feb 17, 2026 I chose to watch this film on the very last day of the lunar year. I was particularly drawn to Isis's rock-and-roll spirit, yet she presents a complex paradox. While she seems like the "cool" mom, she might actually be the most problematic—constantly on the road chasing her own freedom while relying on her daughter for money. To me, her brand of "cool" feels like a lack of maternal devotion. In contrast, the other mothers are either over-controlling or obsessed with perfection to prove herself. Fortunately, the film concludes on a hopeful note as they all experience a change of heart, leading to a much-needed happy ending. See more Shaun D @Sheva10 Jan 23, 2026 Unfortunately I watched this in January with it being called Bad Moms 2, not knowing it was a Christmas movie. Some good highs and some real 'this is so wrong!' moments. A star studded cast, knowing lots of actors, even if not by name. I did laugh properly at times, so worth a watch. The outgoing skit was pretty off-putting, so maybe look out for that if watching with people who blush easily. See more Jeff R @Moviesnob1 Jan 5, 2026 My God…what a stupid mess of a movie. Plot is asinine, writing was lazy and just plain dumb. Anyone watching this mess should demand the 1 and a half hours of their lives back. See more Eyad A @RT72854660 Jul 28, 2025 This movie has Assed at every ass like someone I know See more Darin S @RT34289594 Apr 10, 2025 Unless you're one of the uptight sorts that are offended by every living thing, this movie is the perfect sequel. It's rated R for a reason, so if you are easily offended, go watch something else. See more Matthew D @OceanSage Jan 10, 2025 Mila Kunis is wonderful trying to please Christine Baranski as her difficult mother. Directors Scott Moore and Jon Lucas’ sex comedy A Bad Moms Christmas (2017) is really wild. It’s somehow more raunchy and outrageous than the first movie. Moore and Lucas direct crazy montage scenes of trampolining, mall havoc, and partying. I loved the cameo from Kenny G, who gets the funniest line in the movie. I love the running gag that Christine Baranski will forget Mila’s boyfriend right after meeting him. I liked Bad Moms about as much as Bad Moms. It’s a total riot. I also recommend Bridesmaids, Bachelorette, Bad Moms, Rough Night, Girls Night, and Joy Ride. Writers Scott Moore and Jon Lucas manage to develop the friendship between the three main moms, as well as them learning to speak up for themselves because their mothers need to respect boundaries. It’s great for uplifting moms. It has a heartfelt message about understanding everything your mom has done for you and is going through. All of the mommy trauma is increasingly hilarious, but also tender. It was a nice idea for all of these controlling mothers to appear during Christmas time at the homes of the main cast. Seeing all the mothers arguing is just pure hilarity. Mila Kunis is funny, gorgeous, and lovable as the sympathetic mom heroine Amy Redmond-Mitchell. Kunis is great at getting you to feel sorry for her mother tormenting during the holidays. Jay Hernandez is kind and considerate again as Mila’s love interest Jessie. Ariana Greenblatt is great as the little girl Lori Harkness. Kristen Bell is cute and astonished at everything as the pathetically shy mom Kiki Wilson-Moore. Kathryn Hahn is insane as the incessant partier Carla Dunkler. She’s so funny, but also gets a nice romance plot with Justin Hartley’s stripper Ty Swindle. He’s a good sport for all of these scenes. Cade Cooksey is still very funny as the simple-minded son Jaxon Dunkler. Christine Baranski is a scream as the overprotective and commanding Ruth Redmond, Amy's mother and Hank's wife. Baranski is really outrageous with her endless insults and meddling. Peter Gallagher is just there to have fun as Ruth’s husband Hank Redmond. His heartfelt speech to Mila is adorable and very kind hearted. Oona Laurence’s Jane and Emjay Anthony’s Dylan are great as the spoiled kids. Cheryl Hines is fun as Kiki’s constantly too close mother Sandy Wilson. Her mimicking Kristen Bell’s style and voice is a riot. Susan Sarandon is excellent as the weed smoking mother to Carla named Isis Dunkler. Lyle Brocato is amusing opposite Bell as Kent Moore, especially when he’s shocked by Cheryl’s clingy behavior. Wanda Sykes gets an even funnier cameo than the first movie as she is stunned by Hines’ overbearing mother and she tells off Bell. Christina Applegate’s cameo as Gwendolyn James had me rolling. A Bad Moms Christmas is super cute and hysterical. See more Read all reviews

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