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Why Him?
Why Him?

Why Him?

December 22, 2016· 1h 51m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score6.4

A dad forms a bitter rivalry with his daughter's young rich boyfriend.

Critics Sentiment

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15 reviews·Last updated 4mo ago
Peak Moment

Ned punches Laird leading to fight and moose tank destruction

7.4at 1h 15m
Lowest Moment

Laird arrives by helicopter on Christmas Day for reconciliation

5.7at 1h 35m
Biggest Swing

The film peaks during the physical comedy of the Christmas Eve brawl but drops significantly during the formulaic reconciliation sequence.

Critics found Why Him? to be a mixed but generally watchable comedy that succeeds on the strength of Franco and Cranston's performances. The film's physical comedy and sight gags landed well with reviewers, particularly the house tour and Christmas Eve fight sequence, but many noted the plot becoming increasingly contrived and the final act losing comic momentum.

15 reviews analyzed|Sources: Tmdb, Imdb, Guardian
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Stephanie's webcam call reveals Laird's naked buttocks to family
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Fleming family travels to California to meet Laird
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Laird reveals large tattoo of Fleming family Christmas card
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Laird asks Ned for blessing to propose to Stephanie
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Laird reveals he bought Ned's struggling printing company as gift
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Ned punches Laird leading to fight and moose tank destruction⬆ Peak moment
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Laird arrives by helicopter on Christmas Day for reconciliation⬇ Lowest moment
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Ned and Laird form toilet business partnership and family acceptance
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