MoPoshy Absolutely brilliant

ChanFamous I wanted to like it more than I actually did... But much of the humor totally escaped me and I walked out only mildly impressed.

Frances Chung Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Cassandra Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

mikemwaxers The follow up to Daddy's Home is a disappointment. The writing is poor and the jokes lame and not funny. I think I laughed at one scene in the whole movie and stopped watching half way through. I would equate the writing to the level of teen Disney channel comedies, but actually less funny. Also the attempt to become a Christmas movie in the vein of Christmas Vacation misses the mark by a mile. If you are looking for an inoffensive movie for kids 10 and below this fits the bill. For an adult comedy or even for an adult to sit through it is painful.

Paul Magne Haakonsen I was really looking forward to this sequel, because I really enjoyed the first movie tremendously.And when I saw that they added Mel Gibson and John Lithgow to the cast list as well, then what was there not to like all the more?Luckily, this movie actually kept up to speed with its predecessor, and there was every bit as much fun and laughs here as in the first movie.The characters in the movie are great, and they are nicely portrayed by a great ensemble of actors and actresses.There are lots of hilarious situations in the entire movie, and I was laughing hard many times throughout the movie.So, if you enjoyed the first "Daddy's Home" movie, then you definitely have to watch part 2 as well. Because it is every bit as fun and entertaining.

lzombiedaryl It was funny and have a beautiful message about how important family is. Some scenes are a bit exaggerated sometimes but still entertaining.

Neil Welch Silly, soft second husband Brad (Will Ferrell) and macho irresponsible Dusty (Mark Wahlberg) are co-dadding harmoniously and have decided to have a single Christmas all together so that the kids don't feel conflicted. Arriving for Christmas are Don (John Lithgow), Brad's Dad, full of physical demonstrations of affection and every bit as soppy as his son, and Kurt (Mel Gibson), Dusty's aggressive, insensitive, rather cruel father.Here is a sequel even fuller of caricature characters than the original. None of the 4 males is even halfway believable. Wahlberg is the only one who doesn't overact massively. The plot is paper thin and unbelievable, and the climactic scene is idiotic.Yet it is an amiable experience because these silly characters are all quite likeable, even the unpleasant Kurt. There is amusement along the way. And I must say that Wahlberg's Bono moment, carefully set up earlier in the film, is a surprise when it comes, and is as heartwarming as it is ridiculous.This is one of those films that I shouldn't have enjoyed, but did.Oh, and it doesn't contain any F-words - imagine that!