Rachael Shaabani

Love this movie! Very entertaining and funny for myself and my boys ages 9 to 13. No agendas or creepy scenes.

Confusing and strange movie. It really fell flat and had some super creepy scenes. I get what they were trying to say at the end but it didn't evoke any emotion for me. I really hate that they had mysticism, dark plots and other strange story lines in a kids movie. I'll just leave it at that. Not worth seeing.

What did I just watch? I expected way more from this but was completely disappointed. I thought that surely both couples couldn't get together so I figured the daughter and her fiance would end up breaking up and there would be a really great story of the mother of the bride and father of the groom getting back together. Well, zero chemistry with anyone in the movie. Nothing made sense and the couple who hadn't seen each other in 30 years had no depth to their relationship. They never showed any reason why they were so great together or why they should be a couple again. It was all very rushed. And, to top things off, they got engaged at her daughter and his son's wedding. Then the movie is over. Like, what?! The doctor character was completely pointless and why do they have to push agendas in our face?? I'm so beyond tired of it. It's totally obvious because regular couples don't act like that. It always has to be over the top and in your face every moment. Enough already.

Such a good movie! We need more like this.

I've never heard of this movie before but I loved it! Definitely recommend!

So good! A bit slow to get going but all things considered I don't mind that. I think we're too hooked these days on everything being chaotic all the time. The latter half of the movie definitely picked up and we were all really hooked to see what would happen. I really appreciate that there was almost nothing inappropriate or too violent in the movie while it remained engaging and interesting. My kids are getting past the cartoon stage but I don't like alot of what I see in most PG-13 movies (for them or myself). The romance element of the movie was well done without having unnecessary nudity or sex scenes. I wish the film didn't have language but it's way better than most in that area. There was a drug scene and some party scenes made me a bit nervous for my kids but it didn't show too much. The drug scene was him being drugged by someone else and wasn't too over the top. Other than that, it did show a couple dead bodies but it wasn't too bad. I would say ideally ages 10+ (depending on your kids) but my 8 year old enjoyed most of it. I think a few parts were confusing or boring to him but he had a good time.

I'm giving this two stars because it didn't have any woke agendas (finally!!). That said, I found the movie to really lack charm and it was very stressful and chaotic. Some scenes were so strange to me. I was planning to take my kids to it next time but I have no desire to now. I was either bored, stressed or bewildered. One or two of the new characters brought nothing to the movie as you couldn't even remember what emotion they were supposed to be. Several of the original voice actors were replaced which was odd so that combined with such a different feel to the movie made me think this really wasn't up to par to be in the theater. I had such high hopes after the reviews and loving the first one but I just couldn't get invested in the storyline or the chaos. In the first one, I really enjoyed the sweet music, overall calm story and how it made you feel throughout as you reminisced on your own childhood and seeing your children grow up. The ending of it was so good!

It started out with potential but really fell flat for me. I felt like they kept repeating certain things and never really said anything of much substance. Most people now already know we need to care for our gut. This didn't give any clear direction other than eating a variety of produce. I really wish they had shown more of the results of the people on the show as well and how they got there. They said one lady could lose the weight but they didn't follow that journey beyond her starting a new way of eating. It was all very vague. Another girl began her journey by slowly adding in potato chips. What was the point of that?! The one thing I did find interesting is they see patterns with certain conditions and health issues. They gave certain microbes to mice, for example, from a depressed or overweight person and the mouse became depressed or overweight. Then they introduced something that was lacking and the issue decreased or went away.

I really like the movie as I've seen it more but some parts are over the top and the ending is too scary for little kids.

Love this movie! I wish it was in the theater again. I remember watching in 3D and that was alot of fun.