Bad Moms

[Anonymous]

Hilarious!!! Loved it!!

[Anonymous]

If I weren't in a theater full of women, it wouldn't be that funny. But having dozens of people screaming with laughter helped. There were about 50 people in the theater and maybe 2 of them were men. Definitely not a date night movie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It made me sad, because it said to me that the only way I'm going to be happy is to get a divorce.

Me too, sister.
I could totally see my husband flaking off like this, and then just giving up on life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If I weren't in a theater full of women, it wouldn't be that funny. But having dozens of people screaming with laughter helped. There were about 50 people in the theater and maybe 2 of them were men. Definitely not a date night movie.

We saw it this afternoon and it was mostly couples in the theater. DH enjoyed it a lot, too.

[Anonymous]

Im trying to understand the appeal of this movie to women. I had 3 friends invite me and turned them all down. The mom humor just feels cheap to me. Like how every pop culture thing eventually has the "mom version" which is about how infuriating kids are and luckily we have wine and coffee!! It's just so base. oh yeah the lame moms who want no sugar or fat or eggs at the bake sale, hilarious, let's make a movie about them!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Im trying to understand the appeal of this movie to women. I had 3 friends invite me and turned them all down. The mom humor just feels cheap to me. Like how every pop culture thing eventually has the "mom version" which is about how infuriating kids are and luckily we have wine and coffee!! It's just so base. oh yeah the lame moms who want no sugar or fat or eggs at the bake sale, hilarious, let's make a movie about them!

This movie wasn't about kids being infuriating, quite the opposite actually. The moms discuss their absolute love for their children and how they're always trying their hardest to do the best for their kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Im trying to understand the appeal of this movie to women. I had 3 friends invite me and turned them all down. The mom humor just feels cheap to me. Like how every pop culture thing eventually has the "mom version" which is about how infuriating kids are and luckily we have wine and coffee!! It's just so base. oh yeah the lame moms who want no sugar or fat or eggs at the bake sale, hilarious, let's make a movie about them!

So you haven't even seen the movie? You've just decided that this is what it's about?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Im trying to understand the appeal of this movie to women. I had 3 friends invite me and turned them all down. The mom humor just feels cheap to me. Like how every pop culture thing eventually has the "mom version" which is about how infuriating kids are and luckily we have wine and coffee!! It's just so base. oh yeah the lame moms who want no sugar or fat or eggs at the bake sale, hilarious, let's make a movie about them!

So you haven't even seen the movie? You've just decided that this is what it's about?

Is it really hard to infer what it's about from the previews?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Im trying to understand the appeal of this movie to women. I had 3 friends invite me and turned them all down. The mom humor just feels cheap to me. Like how every pop culture thing eventually has the "mom version" which is about how infuriating kids are and luckily we have wine and coffee!! It's just so base. oh yeah the lame moms who want no sugar or fat or eggs at the bake sale, hilarious, let's make a movie about them!

This movie wasn't about kids being infuriating, quite the opposite actually. The moms discuss their absolute love for their children and how they're always trying their hardest to do the best for their kids.

I didn't say this movie specifically was about infuriating kids, just the the "mom version" of things tend to be. Like "The mom version of Let It Go" and "the mom version of Shake It Off." The theme is usually "my kids are being a pain in the ass."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Saw it last night in a theater full of moms drunk on shitty wine. Loved it.

This is totally the 2 hours I am hoping for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Im trying to understand the appeal of this movie to women. I had 3 friends invite me and turned them all down. The mom humor just feels cheap to me. Like how every pop culture thing eventually has the "mom version" which is about how infuriating kids are and luckily we have wine and coffee!! It's just so base. oh yeah the lame moms who want no sugar or fat or eggs at the bake sale, hilarious, let's make a movie about them!

Jesus Christ.
Its. A. Movie.

Not a film, not a doc. A fucking movie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Im trying to understand the appeal of this movie to women. I had 3 friends invite me and turned them all down. The mom humor just feels cheap to me. Like how every pop culture thing eventually has the "mom version" which is about how infuriating kids are and luckily we have wine and coffee!! It's just so base. oh yeah the lame moms who want no sugar or fat or eggs at the bake sale, hilarious, let's make a movie about them!

So you haven't even seen the movie? You've just decided that this is what it's about?

Is it really hard to infer what it's about from the previews?

Apparently!

[Anonymous]

It's much more about the pressure women put on themselves instead of a "kids suck" message, but the woman that can't see the appeal might as well stay home.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PP here. You will know each of the stereotypes personally, which makes it humorous. Not the funniest movie ever, but worth the ticket price.

+1

You definitely will be able to easily ascribe a person IRL to each character. Hilarious!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Im trying to understand the appeal of this movie to women. I had 3 friends invite me and turned them all down. The mom humor just feels cheap to me. Like how every pop culture thing eventually has the "mom version" which is about how infuriating kids are and luckily we have wine and coffee!! It's just so base. oh yeah the lame moms who want no sugar or fat or eggs at the bake sale, hilarious, let's make a movie about them!

WOW. Someone took this WAY too personally. Hit home, did it? Lemme guess. You are the Christina Applegate character? Surprise! Everyone had you pegged, long before the movie. They are just nice to your face to stay off your extremely distorted radar.