![]() The Pink Panther bit would work infinitely better if he's attacked by a diminutive China man. Scotty and Gustav annoyed me slightly more than humored me. The daughter is right about them being the same character. Instead, he's a Kiss fan and much too close to Laird. He should be a gun-toting, bible-quoting Republican. I would have loved Deutch to play opposite her real life mother, Lea Thompson. Their persona is way too cool to play an uptight, white-bread, middle America mom and pop. The most obvious are Mullally and Cranston. I like almost everybody in this although writer/director John Hamburg is not one of the best. In this one, there are a few smirks but no big laughs. There's also Laird's weird manservant Gustav (Keegan-Michael Key).Ĭomedy is easy to rate but hard to explain. His unfiltered wild ways rub Ned the wrong way. Laird is actually a video game millionaire. The family goes out to California for Christmas. During his birthday party, he gets shocking introduction to her boyfriend Laird Mayhew (James Franco). His daughter Stephanie (Zoey Deutch) is studying in Stanford. He has his loving wife Barb (Megan Mullally) and son Scotty. Ned Fleming (Bryan Cranston) runs a printing company in Michigan. Reviewed by SnoopyStyle 6 / 10 slightly off The film is more miss than hit, it does have a few laughs and a predictable ending even down to a rock group cameo. ![]() I have to admit this is a rather misogynistic film, there is little attraction between Deutch and Franco and Stephanie is always telling Laird to tone it down a bit. A lot of comments are made that Ned was similar to Laird at his age which must had been less than 20 years ago as Laird is heading for 40! Very little comment is made in the film about Laird's age. Ned is rather taken aback who also has worries about the future of his printing company. Laird wants to marry Stephanie and asks Ned for his permission. Teenage brother Scotty (Griffin Gluck) is more impressed by the cursing and sexualised Laird who also imparts some business ideals on the wannabe entrepreneur. Rightly so her parents Ned (Bryan Cranston) and Barb (Megan Mullally) are shocked by him when they visit them for Christmas. ![]() ![]() Laird (James Franco) is also a free thinking free wheeling internet tycoon and almost twice her age. Stephanie (Zoey Deutch) is studying at Stanford University and carrying on with her horny, heavily tattooed boyfriend who has sex on the brain. The story is by Jonah Hill, Ben Stiller is one of the producers and this is an even more gross version of Meet the Parents but this time the proposed son in law is obnoxious. ![]() Reviewed by Prismark10 3 / 10 Kiss the bride ![]()
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