Why Him? (2016)
A dad forms a bitter rivalry with his daughter's young rich boyfriend.
Why Him? (2016)
Information
Released Year: 2016
Runtime: 111 minutes
Genre: Comedy
Directors: John Hamburg
Casts: Bryan Cranston, Bob Stephenson, Kaley Cuoco, Steve Bannos, James Franco, Griffin Gluck, Keegan-Michael Key, Craig Hosking, Cedric the Entertainer, Lucy Angelo, Gene Simmons, Casey Wilson, Mary Pat Gleason, Lee Stickler, Elon Musk, Harrison Bieker, Paul Stanley, Peter Criss, Megan Mullally, Tangie Ambrose, Adam Devine, Andrew Rannells, Zoey Deutch, Jee Young Han, Zack Pearlman, Jimmy Badstibner, Toby Turner, Steffen Dziczek, Grace Ly Ngo Hazelett, Sadie Kate Ngo Hazelett, Steve Aoki, Richard Blais, Chris A. Liscomb, Jacob Kemp, Juliette B. Reiss, Melissa Graver, Ramy Youssef, Brenda Good, Greg Worswick, George Kareman, Katelyn Brooke, Isabel Dresden, Lynly Ehrlich, Stevens Gaston, Liam Gillen, Braxton Goe, Alex J. Joseph, Jocelyn Marie, Derek McEntire, Arber Mehmeti, Isabelle Menard, Tim Neff, Saul Preciado-Garcia, Evan Seidlitz, Caleb Thomas, Emely von Oest, Tricia Mary Young
IMDB: Why Him? (2016)
Storyline
A dad forms a bitter rivalry with his daughter's young rich boyfriend.
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Reviews
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Variety -
It’s bluntly cheeky, it goes on for too long, but the concept keeps on giving.
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Slant Magazine -
The film is surprisingly amiable, thanks to the commitment of its lead actors and its refusal to condescend to its characters.
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IndieWire -
The hit rate gets better as the film lumbers along and the scenarios grow more extreme, but it takes a certain degree of perseverance to roll with this thing until it pays off.
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The Playlist -
Lacking real zest or fun, it’s a middling effort, if one with ample heart and good intentions, that happens to star two actors who can rise to the occasion when necessary. Working together, it’s a shame that they serve both as this frustratingly mediocre comedy’s most reliable pleasure and most consistent disappointment.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
Almost nothing anyone does registers as recognizably human; it’s all just a pretext for yet another round of envelope-pushing outrageousness.
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