There's nothing about this movie that is special... it's listed as comedy/drama and it's not funny and it's not dramatic.

We've seen it all before, its pretty much just a movie exploring the relationship between a father and his estranged daughter using a disguised advert for Royal Caribbean as its backdrop. I didn't hate it, I can't really understand any of the other reviewers which seem to either hate it with a passion or love it to death - its neither of these things, its like a made for TV movie that just chugs along doing what it does and what has been done countless times before. Middle of the road 5*'s which has its moments if you are stuck for something to do on a rainy afternoon.

Loved this movie. There were sincere moments and plenty of laugh out loud moments. Not full of happy go lucky cliches but gave an interesting look into the lives of people who have messed it up, but are striving to make it work. Had a couple of moments where I wondered where it was going but quickly found its feet again.

Like FatherThe downside to a honeymoon on a boat is that the sex usually involves a Roman shower.Luckily, the bride in this comedy is honeymooning with her estranged father.After workaholic Rachel (Kristen Bell) is jilted at the church she drowns her misery in a booze-fuelled night out with her deadbeat dad (Kelsey Grammer), who she hasn't seen in years. Under the influence of alcohol, she decides to take her honeymoon cruise. But instead of going alone she invites her parent.After some chopping waters, the pair soon bond over karaoke. Rachel even finds a new love interest (Seth Rogan).Distributed by Netflix, this debut film from Seth Rogan's wife, Lauren Miller, is a joyless family reunion void of laughs. When it's not moonlighting as a movie-of-the-week, it's serving as a paid advertisement for Royal Caribbean Cruises.Besides, the only cruise line that really caters to incestuous marriages is Carnival. Red Lightvidiotreviews.blogspot.ca