Don't let the cover of this movie fool you. We started watching this expecting to enjoy a nice, semi-raunchy movie about a few moms letting their hair down and getting themselves into some hilarious situations.
What we got instead was a commercial for the Republican Party.
I have to assume this movie was financed by one of those Super Churches. The kind where everyone has an SUV or a BMW with a fancy sticker of the church's logo, which was designed by some guy named "Todd" who has a soul patch and just released his Christian rap album. The church where Fox News is always on in the church coffee shop next to the church bookstore just above the church pool and a couple of hundred yards down the hall from game room 'C'.
I had a bad feeling as soon as I saw Patricia Heaton. I should have known.
What we got instead was a commercial for the Republican Party.
I have to assume this movie was financed by one of those Super Churches. The kind where everyone has an SUV or a BMW with a fancy sticker of the church's logo, which was designed by some guy named "Todd" who has a soul patch and just released his Christian rap album. The church where Fox News is always on in the church coffee shop next to the church bookstore just above the church pool and a couple of hundred yards down the hall from game room 'C'.
I had a bad feeling as soon as I saw Patricia Heaton. I should have known.