Finnegan's Foursome

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Finnegan's Foursome

R

Jun 2026

2h 2m

Comedy

Drama

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Two rival brothers and their adult children head to Ireland to honor their late father's final wish: scattering his ashes on the coastal golf course he adored. What starts as a clash of egos, old grudges, and comic misadventures becomes a week of unlikely bonding and hard-won warmth. Along the way, the Finnegans learn that family--like golf--takes patience, forgiveness, and a willingness to play through the rough.

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Elizabeth Weitzman

TheWrap

3d

At an indulgent two hours it does feel like a passion project, but also an especially elaborate excuse to play a lot of golf in an unusually lovely location.

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Owen Gleiberman

Variety

3d

[Edward Burns is] trying to stay true to his world, but he hasn’t grown as a filmmaker. Then again, maybe that’s not so important. He doesn’t hit long drives, but by the end of “Finnegan’s Foursome” the ball is in the cup.

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Travis Hopson

RogerEbert.com

4d

2/4

Excessively clocking in at around two hours, ‘Finnegan’s Foursome' could be an endurance test for those who only know Arnold Palmer from mixing tea and lemonade.

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Al Alexander

Movies Thru the Spectrum

11h

B-

It won’t make your putter stand up, but for a filmmaker on the back nine, you’re gratified just seeing him avoid the rough.

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Josh Bell

Crooked Marquee

3d

C

Writer-director Burns' 16th feature is affable to a fault, with an almost complete lack of narrative momentum.

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Erik Childress

Movie Madness Podcast

3d

1/4

George Carlin correctly identified what it is like to watch people golf. I wish he were still around to see barely one-dimensional characters do it for roughly half of an Edward Burns film. Now watch this drive.

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Peter A

@Ako65 5d

Dreadful film with the most unlikable characters to ever play the game of golf. How on earth did anyone think that a film consisting almost entirely of an obnoxious family boasting about their golf shots would be worth a watch?

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Stephen C

@bob25009 Jun 19

Funny in 2 hours and 2 minutes. Rated R for Language.

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Two rival brothers and their adult children head to Ireland to honor their late father's final wish: scattering his ashes on the coastal golf course he adored. What starts as a clash of egos, old grudges, and comic misadventures becomes a week of unlikely bonding and hard-won warmth. Along the way, the Finnegans learn that family--like golf--takes patience, forgiveness, and a willingness to play through the rough.

Director: Edward Burns
Producer: Ellen H. Schwartz, Aaron Lubin, Edward Burns
Screenwriter: Edward Burns
Distributor: Republic Pictures
Production Co: Wild Atlantic Pictures, Marlboro Road Gang Productions
Rating: R (Language)
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Jun 19, 2026, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Jun 19, 2026
Runtime: 2h 2m