Father Figures Cinema Release Date

Father Figures is an Owen Wilson/Ed Helms comedy that’s barely there at all.

Despite its solid cast, Father Figures never finds its comedic or dramatic footing.

Owen Wilson and Ed Helms play brothers looking for the father they never knew in Lawrence Sher's comedy, with Glenn Close as their evasive mother.

Father Figures, which finished shooting more than two years ago before spending endless months without a release date, is both meandering and bloated, suggesting the Frankenstei...

Just what dudes the world over have been waiting for — a “Mamma Mia!” to call their own.

Helms is the saving grace. In the opening comedy of manners, his seething rage at his annoying family seems well-justified.

“Father Figures” is what you might call a bastard comedy, and not just for the fact that it was once boldly titled “Bastards” and tells of two twins (played by Ed Helms and Owen...

Coasting from tired situation to tired situation, this mealy road trip comedy strains one’s patience for raunchy bickerfests.

Ed Helms and Owen Wilson are bickering brothers out to learn who their father is in a buddy road comedy that turns "healing" into tedium.

Distinguished mainly by its overqualified cast and lack of inspiration, Father Figures can’t decide whether it’s a gross-out comedy or an uplifting tale of brotherly love; it em...

Father Figures is a movie, ostensibly. I'm pretty sure it is. Moving images were projected, along with recorded sound, which indicates it is a movie, but the effect was so listl...