Looking at lots of films in the age of Covid, and came across this Aussie one. I'm not sure you could do much worse than this. The central relationships - mother and girlfriend - are a mishmash of unconvincing farce and silly or unexplained predicaments. So you end up not caring about the outcome. It's like someone said, 'ah this ol idea is so good, the film will fly'. Well it crashed right after the pleasing opening credits and enjoyable soundtrack, never to be rescued.Whoever gave it a 10 out of 10 here must have been part of the marketing effort. Do not be misled, only a power outage could improve this film.
Review of Big Mamma's Boy
