Daddy's Home

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Cast & Crew

Will Ferrell
Brad Whitaker

Mark Wahlberg
Dusty Mayron

Linda Cardellini
Sarah

Thomas Haden Church
Leo

Scarlett Estevez
Megan

Owen Vaccaro
Dylan

Hannibal Buress
Griff

Bobby Cannavale
Dr. Francisco

Bill Burr
Jerry (Bully's Dad)

Jamie Denbo
Doris

Paul Scheer
The Whip

John Cena
Cool Dad

Sean Anders
Director

Brian Burns
Screenwriter

Sean Anders
Screenwriter

John Morris
Screenwriter

Riza Aziz
Executive Producer

Joey McFarland
Executive Producer

David Koplan
Executive Producer

Kevin J. Messick
Executive Producer

Jessica Elbaum
Executive Producer

Sean Anders
Executive Producer

Diana Pokorny
Executive Producer

Will Ferrell
Producer

Adam McKay
Producer

Chris Henchy
Producer

John Morris
Producer

Julio Macat
Cinematography

Eric Kissack
Film Editing

Brad Wilhite
Film Editing

Michael Andrews
Original Music

Clayton Hartley
Production Design

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Audience Reviews for Daddy's Home

• Feb 26, 2017

  Not amazing in any particular way, but surprisingly sweet and honest about fatherhood in addition to its laughs, a few of which were really big in my experience.
  Daniel P Super Reviewer
• Nov 28, 2016

  While I didn't necessarily mean to watch this movie, it was on when nothing better was available over the break. Quite frankly, that's all it deserves. Will Ferrell and mark Wahlberg have quietly built some solid chemistry together thrhough their films, but while they've had winners like The Other Guys, Daddy's Home falls flat. There's nothing different when it comes to the jokes. The humor is par for the course and the end result is as expected as the sun rising in the east. The absolute best part is the end. It's just a shame we had to suffer through more unwatchable storylines than not to get there.
  Lane Z Super Reviewer
• Jun 18, 2016

  See more reviews like this at chrisbreviews.blogspot.com This movie was better than I expected it to be. With Ferrell as a producer on the film, I thought that this film was doomed from its inception. Many films commandeered by comedians such as Jack and Jill-Produced by Adam Sandler, The Love Guru-Produced by Mike Meyers, and Pink Panther- Screenplay by Steve Martin demonstrate that comedic actors should stick to one side of the camera rather than two. And so I went into the cinema with low expectations, but was pleasantly surprised by not only the humour of the film, but its cinematic quality. Let's talk about the humour because that's one of the main aspects of this film with its comedian co-stars. For a family movie, I feel as though the humour was too sexual at times, especially coming from Wahlberg's character. Even though some of it was indirect and would have flown over young audience's heads, some of it is blatant and mixed in with a couple curse words, makes the humour a little inappropriate. But I guess that's what makes this film's humour good; there's something for everyone, hence, it's a family movie. There's also plenty of one-liners, slapstick, and general comedic acting that all audiences can relate to and enjoy. I didn't find it to be cheesy American humour resorting to toilet jokes or plain immaturity. I had a fair amount of 'laugh out loud' moments in this movie. I can't say that they've stumbled upon anything new with the sequence of events though; the whole layout screams cliche. A little ironic since every time you guessed what was going to happen next according to what cliche demands, a very different and more realistic reality will occur and Will Ferrell's character will step in and comment on how he (representing the audience) expected that event to turn out. A little gem of humour which I thought was worth mentioning. But that little sad bit in the movie (you all know what I'm talking about) really appealed to my sense of sympathy and pulled at the heartstrings. The plot never lost sight of what direction it was travelling in and there was no shortage of entertainment at the relentless battle between the two dads. A couple times it felt a little tedious but not too much, and the climax was, well, really non existent. I could see the climatic events they were trying to achieve but unfortunately the stakes just weren't that high and it wasn't that exciting for anyone to be on the edge of their seats. Another unworthy mention is the CGI used on two occasions in this movie to enhance the slapstick. And although these moments were funny, the CGI looked like a cartoon. The final stand-out element I want to mention is the epilogue. Without mentioning spoilers, the way that it's executed was highly entertaining and fulfilling to the storyline. It even had a cameo by WWE Wrestler John Cena, and you'll see why that's necessary upon viewing the film. Needless to say, it's a very clever twist. The cast was fairly limited with a few others as it focussed on a singular family. Of course we have the dynamic duo Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell, Linda Cardellini, Hannibal Buress as clingy sarcastic plumber Griff, Thomas Haden Church as Brad's social-commentator-esque boss Leo (who by the way suits this role perfectly), and Scarlett Estevez and Owen Vaccaro as children Megan and Dylan. Wahlberg, Ferrell, and Haden Church were the standouts due to their comedic value for me. I loved Wahlberg as the cunning, boastful, and sarcastic bad-ass father, and Ferrell as the naive, loving, and suddenly impulsive jealous step dad. All our characters had enough back story and character development to pass as thorough in a family comedy and there wasn't any underdone characters, except for Griff the plumber who always just seems to be 'there'. Like any family movie should have, Daddy's Home also had themes and morals to it. The importance of children and the wider family above anything else is central, but other little messages could include responsibility, loyalty, love, and perseverance. Genres include comedy, family, and romance. To conclude, I really enjoyed Daddy's Home. It exceeded all my expectations and is probably one of the best if not the best family or comedian-comendeered movie I have ever seen. Sure there were imperfections, but this one was about the comedy, and that was perfect. Well done Ferrell, well done.
  

  Christopher B Super Reviewer
• May 08, 2016

  Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg star in the lighthearted family comedy Daddy's Home. When Dusty Mayron discovers that his ex-wife has remarried and that another man is raising his children he attempts to win them back by undermining and upstaging him. It's a rather tired and cliché plot that's been done a million times before. And the comedy is pretty rote, with a lot of broad, stereotypical humor. Still, there are some laughs and the performances work well enough. Daddy's Home is a formulaic and predictable film, but there is some fun to be had.
  Dann M Super Reviewer

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