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トーク情報- koshisomii
koshisomii I've never written a review before, but after reading the critics awful mean reviews, I had to clear some things up. br>
- koshisomii
koshisomii This movie is fantastic. I took my two step sons (11 & 7) to it, thinking it was going to a daddy's home type comedy, and was blown away. I cried and laughed the entire way though. I was a bit concerned when I realised the heavy subject matter, and how my boys would handle it, but they both walked out saying how much they loved it, and they couldn't wait to see it again.
- koshisomii
koshisomii For all the people out there claiming that this is a Hollywood version and it glosses over the reality of the fostering world - calm down. Of course it does. And it does so for an excellent reason. It's a family movie, and no one is going to take their kids to see gritty documentary on the sometimes scary and horrific dramas of this world. By delivering the important message that this movie does in this 'hollywood' way makes this movie and it's themes accessible for the younger generations, and in our instance it immediately started that dialogue about these types of situations in the car ride home. I believe this movie has really opened their eyes to the real world in a great way, and hopefully will help them to realise what they have in front of them.
- koshisomii
koshisomii I think the balance between the reality, and the PG comedy is balanced perfectly. The chemistry between Marky Mark and Rose Byrne is amazing, and both of their natural humour, hilarity and talents as actors shows in the way I'd be brought to uncontrollable sobbing, whilst also not being able to stop laughing. It's a rare movie that can deliver that, and to so be family friendly as - hats off!