OK film, that under performs.
A small town woman in the late 70s whose at that age when she should be married with children, by the standards of the town, discovers who her real father is, which causes her to take a second look at life.
The story is laid out perfectly as Ashley Judd leads and ensemble cast that features Whoopi Goldberg, Jenna Elfman, and Patrick Wilson. It's one of those things that delivers by the third act, and it makes you feel good inside.
However the first two acts are not that inspiring for me. The jokes seem off and the delivery was pretty lackluster.
The whole thing may have been too corny for my taste and more suitable for the small town folks the story is about.
The movie ends strong, but not so strong that I would recommend watching the entire thing.
The story is laid out perfectly as Ashley Judd leads and ensemble cast that features Whoopi Goldberg, Jenna Elfman, and Patrick Wilson. It's one of those things that delivers by the third act, and it makes you feel good inside.
However the first two acts are not that inspiring for me. The jokes seem off and the delivery was pretty lackluster.
The whole thing may have been too corny for my taste and more suitable for the small town folks the story is about.
The movie ends strong, but not so strong that I would recommend watching the entire thing.
- subxerogravity
- Oct 14, 2015