With the backbone of some really wholesome messages, as long as you can stand your kids hearing the word “penis” you’ll have a good time. Characters do make choices that would be dangerous if imitated - so if your kids like to copy (mine don’t) you might want to look elsewhere. Honestly the only real problematic issue we actually had was the bar it sets on what a birthday party could look like and can they have a crocodile at their next birthday. While I think it’s very weird someone approved this for a family movie it created a good platform for us to talk about the issues which, to me, is important to start young and do often. My kids - like a lot of kids - have lost family members to the opioid crisis. The only three problems for us were the endorsement of women as objects in the “app photo editing” scene (brief, implied more than shown) the joke for the adults about Australian cowboys (it’s an odd choice but they remain clothed and it should fly right over the kids heads) and the big one: the comedic abuse of over the counter medicine. I was unaware this film existed and when we started watching it was surprised to see actual Hollywood talent in it, as I assumed this was something much lower in budget.Īs other reviewers comment it does derive comedic value from some risqué themes, but does so in a suitable way and one you can build important conversations on easily.
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