
Variety
Atrociously written, begrudgingly acted, haphazardly assembled and never more backward than when it thinks it's being progressive ...
Full reviewAll-star comedy set in the week leading up to Mother's Day, following multiple storylines across three generations. From Garry Marshall, director of Pretty Woman. Starring Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts, Kate Hudson and Jason Sudeikis.
Atrociously written, begrudgingly acted, haphazardly assembled and never more backward than when it thinks it's being progressive ...
Full reviewThere are laughs, albeit inadvertent; the biggest comes courtesy of the production's no-doubt overworked sound department, when Ms. Robertson utters "I have abandonment issues" without moving her mouth.
Full reviewFrom awkward start to merciful finish, Mother's Day is a grim, listless affair ...
Full reviewIt's worth asking whether Marshall and his cronies constitute some kind of hostage-taking Hollywood mafia, forever calling in favors to get another vanity project running.
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