Daddy's Home

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Breathe J @SilverScreenSweetheart May 15 Daddy’s Home follows the lives of two men (Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg) competing to win the hearts of their children. The film explores love, family, relationships, and what it means to be a father. It is funny, memorable, and inspiring. The on-screen chemistry between Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell is flawless, as they complement each other beautifully. The only criticisms I have of the film are the script and the humor. The script is somewhat bland and predictable, and the humor is a bit too raunchy for my taste. Overall, Daddy’s Home is a funny feel-good movie that will make you laugh and appreciate the gift of fatherhood. See more Melissa M @Lisey Apr 19 This movie is definitely not a family-friendly movie. It's more of a frat boy movie. The film is fine for preteens. Or anyone over the age of 12. There are moments of hilarity. Like the part with the dog. When Brad tries to ride the motorcycle. When Brad meets Dusty for the first time. Those parts were lol. Like most modern day comedies the humor is crude & raunchy. There are some heartfelt moments like when Dusty is watching slides with his kids. When Brad finds out he can father kids. When Brad brings his a game playing Santa Claus planning an early Christmas in April. The movie has its moments. There are some movies that you can watch more than once. This is definitely not one of them. The movie definitely has an awesome soundtrack though. See more Blue T @NK2011 Apr 6 Every year I had to rewatch this at least one. It's watchable alright. See more DragonModded Y @DragonModded Jan 28 This was an awesome, really funny and family friendly movie, one of my favorite scenes was dustys motorcycle and will farrell, the movie was definitely worth the watch and led right into the second movie which was also fantastic See more Leesa A @Cybele14 Dec 30 Daddy’s Home is a riot — and a welcome disruptor. The franchise works precisely because it: • disrupts traditional masculine self-image • exposes competitive male insecurity • refuses to flatter male ego • does so through comedy, lowering defences while sharpening the sting. What some critics dismiss as broad or immature is, in fact, the point. The humour functions as a mirror, revealing the absurdity of male competition and performative masculinity rather than mythologising it. For viewers comfortable with that reflection, the films are generous, funny and surprisingly honest. For those more invested — consciously or not — in traditional masculine narratives, the experience may be less entertaining and more confronting. Comedy that laughs at power rather than with it is often punished. That response tells us as much about the critical lens as it does about the film itself. Perhaps another comedy in itself! See more Jelisije J @jjosifovic Nov 23 An ok comedy with Will Ferrell fights Mark Wahlberg to become a father figure to his step children. The battle of the dads begins...... See more Read all reviews

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