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Mother's Day

"Celebrate the one day that connects us all"

Three generations come together in the week leading up to Mother's Day.

Top Cast

  • Jennifer Aniston

    Jennifer Aniston

    Sandy

  • Julia Roberts

    Julia Roberts

    Miranda Collins

  • Kate Hudson

    Kate Hudson

    Jesse

  • Jason Sudeikis

    Jason Sudeikis

    Bradley

  • Sarah Chalke

    Sarah Chalke

    Gabi

  • Britt Robertson

    Britt Robertson

    Kristin

  • Timothy Olyphant

    Timothy Olyphant

    Henry

  • Shay Mitchell

    Shay Mitchell

    Tina

  • Jack Whitehall

    Jack Whitehall

    Zack Zim

Overview

Three generations come together in the week leading up to Mother's Day.

Rating

6.0 / 10
1,320 Reviews
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2 Reviews

  • Reno
    Reno
    6 Aug 4, 2016

    > Mothers and their responsibilities despite struggling through. I heard Garry Marshall has died a couple of weeks ago, so I decided to watch it rather sooner. He was a good director, one of the rare kind to focus on the women subjects and multi-starrer. I loved films such as 'Overboard', 'Valentine's Day', 'Pretty Woman', 'Frankie and Johnny' and many more. His films definitely not for everyone, but certain kinds of viewers would enjoy them and so did I. This is the final movie in the Special Day trilogy. I certainly adored 'Valentine's Day', but the next film 'New Year's Eve' was pretty bad and this third film comes between those two. The story was okay, but nothing looked seriously compelling. The best parts were the actors, theirs present and performances makes it watchable. What Jason Sudeikis is doing in the 'Mother's Day' poster is the first thing I wanted to be answered. The story opens a week or so early to the mother's day and focuses on the various mothers who are all has connections somewhere. Being the mother and their responsibilities were this film's purpose. Though I anticipated a bit emotional or the strong message, but it ended as an ordinary film. Surely a decent timepass film, but it had its chances to be a better one and it never untilised that opportunity well. A few people might like it, but most won't. Overall a feel good film, despite whatever your rating going to be at the end of the watch. 6/10

  • r96sk
    r96sk
    6 Mar 14, 2021

    Alright viewing. Nothing worth remembering or revisiting though. 'Mother’s Day' has a good cast list. Jennifer Aniston is always a pleasant watch, as she is here as Sandy. Kate Hudson, Julia Roberts and Jason Sudeikis also feature. I liked all three of them, they and Aniston are certainly the strongest parts of the film. Garry Marshall staple Héctor Elizondo also appears, he is as likeable as he is in, e.g., 'The Princess Diaries'. Jack Whitehall and Britt Robertson are together in this, I found Whitehall a bit wooden to be honest. Elsewhere, they somehow make Margo Martindale unlikeable - I've only seen her in sweet roles before, but her Florence (and Robert Pine's Earl) is rather detestable. That whole 'arc' is poorly written. Not as cheesy as predicted, even if it still does feature a fair amount of cheddar. The main cast make this an OK watch, if not necessarily a good one.

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