Fun Mom Dinner

These are indeed moms, and they do have dinner, but the 'fun' part is in short supply.

It's predictable, but at least there are some surprise turns in what promised to be a strictly by-the-numbers road.

Psst. Have you heard? On big screens across the nation women are behaving badly, really badly.

The laughs and pacing of Fun Mom Dinner may be uneven, but days later I'm still smiling at the thought of the dispensary's recommended strain: the Ruth Bader Ganja, which "gets you supremely high." It's the little moments that matter here.

It's ... undeniably disappointing when a movie called Fun Mom Dinner isn't, well, much fun.

While good company might make or break a night out, sadly it can't save "Fun Mom Dinner" from being more than just fitfully funny.

As with any terrible comedy, the biggest problem with Fun Mom Dinner is that it just isn't funny.

For a first time feature film from both Jones and Rudd, it's not a bad first outing.

A perfect example of each of the steps followed by femenine comedy after the success of Bridesmaids, but with little variation. [Full review in Spanish]

Talented cast can't save formulaic "Bad Moms"-lite comedy.