Movie Review: A Bad Moms Christmas #BadMomsXmas

A Bad Moms Christmas
WRITTEN/DIRECTED BY Jon Lucas & Scott Moore
Starring: Mila Kunis, Kathryn Hahn, Kristen Bell, Christine Baranski, Cheryl Hines, Jay Hernandez and Justin Hartley
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Rated R
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A Bad Moms Christmas follows our three under-appreciated and over- burdened women as they rebel against the challenges and expectations of the Super Bowl for moms: Christmas.

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A Bad Moms Christmas starring Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn is a must see absolutely raunchy riot! I haven't laughed to the point of tears in a long time, and this movie did it for me! The actresses have such amazing chemistry, even more so than in the first movie if possible. They flow back and forth with hilarious banter, and reference things from the first movie that remind you and have you laughing all over again. The characters are back but you can see their progress from who they were when they first met to how much stronger they are now that they're together, and I think every woman could see a little bit of themselves in each character, and who hasn't wanted to "take back Christmas?!"

Even though this movie appeals to moms because of the title, you definitely don't need to be a mother to appreciate this one! The supporting cast is perfectly picked, Susan Surandon, Cheryl Hines and Christine Baranski play the lead character's overbearing, insane but really just misunderstood mothers. They really take this movie to another level and put their daughters in uncomfortable and hilarious situations. I love how they tap into the complicated relationships between mother and daughter, it was so relatable and heartfelt, I think anyone could take something away from this movie for that reason. 

The cast is rounded out by the husbands, boyfriends and fathers played by Jay Hernandez,Peter Gallagher, Lyle Brocato and Justin Hartley (from "This is Us!") it was so funny and sweet to see the guys in these roles, and Justin Hartley's "Santa stripper" character Ty Swindel and his interactions with Kathryn Hahn's character Carla, had me laughing the most! I think this movie overall is very heartwarming, revealing, wild and hilarious and I can't wait to gather my girlfriends and sister and see it again!