I Love My Mum

Went to see this film last night and I am totally shocked to see every review on here is 8,9 or 10 stars.

The movie is very unremarkable and forgettable, the plot didn't add up in a few places and there were quite a few things included in the movie that didn't add anything to the story line whatsoever.

Although, it is light-hearted and there are a few funny parts.

Kierston Wareing's character of the washed up party animal mum desperately trying to keep her son by her side to cope with her abandonment issues was the highlight for me. Although Tommy French plays the part of the exhausted son, embarrassed by his mum's flirting very well. The duo's acting almost redeemed the far-fetched plot.

Brilliant pacy comedy, I can see this becoming a classic. What really amazed me the most was that a Spanish director living in London 3 years could write and direct a film so British in its humour. Well done fella!

Great idea for a movie but ended up all over the place. The soundtrack was awful & completely random, the acting was same (although not the worst part of the movie). Basically a really poorly executed plot. The high ratings are definitely fake, it's not even good ironically

I loved this movie! It's got great acting, slick writing, and a wealth of beautiful locations which aren't wasted. Add to that some very well chosen, and well used music and you have a really fun, slightly silly and very entertaining film. The road movie feel is hugely enjoyable, as the protagonist mother and son duo attempt to make their way back from an accidental arrival in Morocco to the safety of the UK. Whilst the tone is completely light and wacky, scratch the surface and the themes of belonging, family and striving to find your place in the world are easily accessible if you want them. A great night out!

I mean come on! anyone claiming to eve be able to sit through this without cringing for everyone involved is lying. You'll have more fun at a hospice.