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Fraternal twins Kyle and Peter accidentally discover they’ve been living with a lie all their lives. The kindly man in the photo on their mantle isn’t their father after all, but an invention their mother (Glenn Close) concocted to conceal the truth: that she actually doesn’t know who their real father is. See, it was the seventies, and things were crazy, and…well, you know.
Armed with only a handful of clues, the brothers resolve to find the mystery man in what results in a wild road trip of discovery and revelations—about their mother, themselves and each other.
Father Figures is now available online and in stores near you.
Father Figures is now available online and in stores near you.
MY THOUGHTS
I know it isn't what I usually watch and review but when I saw the trailer for this movie I thought it looked like an interesting and funny movie so I wanted to get my hands on this movie.
I was Father Figures yesterday and unfortunately, it wasn't really that funny. The acting was decent but the story was just ok. Also, I found the movie felt way too long.
I am very disappointed in this movie.
I give this 2 1/2 out of 5.
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