Nonnas

Big disappointment! Love Vince Vaughn, but couldnt get past 20mins of this film. Corny script, bad acting.

Nonnas was a beautiful film. It has the right amount of food cinematography. It has the absolutely well-timed drama and emotional moments which are not overly done and feel very relatable. The storyline is something that you can guess, but you still want to watch it through. It's a fairly happy yet heartwarming story. I would highly recommend you to watch this with your loved ones or your family and make sure to order some oven baked lasagna, a wood fire oven pizza, or authentic pasta—because boy, this movie will make you hungry!

This is an absolute gem I Vince delivers in an wonderful heartwarming story believe in your dreams I love the Grandma cooking making them the stars made me think of mine you will tear up a bit honestly it touches you deeply.

I got this feeling I've seen this movie before throughout the entire film. It's enjoyable, fun, charming.

This is such a forced effort and a huge miss by some big actors. The Italian mamma Mia effort fails on every level. Forced lines and zero chemistry , it’s a big NO for me

This movie is so bad, I created a Rotten Tomatoes account just to warn others about wasting their time with it. The script is severely lacking, which is unfortunate because it’s a great concept. I finally had to turn it off because the acting (outside of Vince Vaughn and Linda Cardellini) was so atrocious. Lorraine Bracco’s overacting and over exaggeration of an older woman’s voice was painful. Watch literally any of Vince’s other movies than this and they’re 100% better.

A true nostalgic, feel good film is hard to come by now a days. It will pull on the heart strings, but don't go into this film with an empty stomach.

Vince Vaughn should really stick with comedy.

Unfortunately, this was one of the worst movies I have seen in a long time. Every single line was cliche and every scene was over curated and predictable. Too many montages. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Unfortunately, the best part of this movie was Vince Vaughn’s hairline.