Film Review & Giveaway: Fun Mom Dinner with Toni Collette
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Film Review & Giveaway: Fun Mom Dinner – Even Mom Needs a Time Out
I love watching films and feel-good comedies is one of the genres that I enjoy most because laughing makes you feel happier and that’s always a good thing. Since becoming a mum, I also really enjoy watching films with a motherhood/parenthood theme and preferably funny ones.
A new film that’s out on Digital Download from 7th August is Fun Mom Dinner about four mums whose only common ground is their kids’ preschool class. One mum, Emily, is new to the school but friends with another mum there, Kate, who does not get along with the other mums at all… Newly divorced and Instagram-addict Jamie invites Kate to a fun mom dinner to welcome her and Emily tricks reluctant friend Kate to come along to not go on her own. Also, there is super mum Melanie whose strong character clashes with outcast Kate.
It’s all a disaster from the start but it turns out to be quite an exciting night and the ladies soon realise that they have a lot more in common than just motherhood. It’s an unforgettable night that changes some of the ladies’ relationships with their partners and makes them all close friends.
Before and after the night out, we also see parts of the ladies’ relationships at home and while the girls are out we see what two of the dads are up to when looking after the kids.
The cast is great — I really like Toni Collette and Adam Scott — and we also see Molly Shannon from Divorce, Bridget Everett from Trainwreck, Katie Aselton from Legion, Adam Levine from Maroon 5 and Paul Rudd from Friends, I Love You, Man and Ant-Man.
It’s a funny and sweet film about friendship, marriage and motherhood and it did make me laugh and left me with that feel-good smile at the end. I’d recommend it to other mums who enjoy funny films about parenthood and mums on the loose! If you enjoyed Bad Moms and Moms’ Night Out, this is a film for you. It will not change your life but it will probably make you smile and laugh and relax in the knowledge that other parents’ lives are messy too! Perfect to watch at the end of a tiring day with the kids when they’ve gone to bed when you just want to relax and watch something fun and easy — with a glass of wine or two.
Fun Mom Dinner is available from iTunes here from the 7th of August.
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I had the opportunity to watch a digital copy of this film for this review. As always, all my reviews are 100% honest and all thoughts and opinions are my own.
Yes, through work.
not many – the few met at the school gate
I actually don’t have any as my friends don’t have any children.
I’ve always had loads of mum friends as even before I had my own little boy…my school friends who I always kept in touch with were popping them out on a regular basis ;)
I have only one for about 25 yrs
I have several. I met some of them at school events and also met some of them at work.
A few I met through my youngest son
friends i met at uni are now my mum friends
I met them actually at school and we are still mum friends
Me and my girls met at a new parent group when our kids were just a few weeks old ( they are all now 7!! ) There are 5 of us and we range from the ages 31 through to 45. We are the best of friends and get along like a house on fire.
At kids groups