I enjoyed this one much more than the first film; it’s become my preferred entry in the series. The scenes depicting celebrations are genuinely hilarious, and I wish more mothers acted as these characters do.

This one doesn’t quite measure up and feels excessively sweet. It’s a disappointing continuation of the story. *A Bad Moms Christmas* shares similarities with *Daddy's Home 2*, which came out not long before this film. Mila Kunis, playing Amy, isn't as compelling in her role, and neither are Kristen Bell (as Kiki) or Kathryn Hahn (as Carla). They have a few amusing moments, but they’re lacking. The new additions –…

I wasn't familiar with the first film before deciding to watch this one, but Christine Baranski’s presence was enough to convince me. I enjoy her work on The Good Fight and appreciate those moments when her character lets out a laugh. This movie has its share of humorous instances alongside some awkward ones; for example, there's a mother who completely disregards personal space while inserting herself into her da…

I don’t typically enjoy American comedies, and although the initial _Bad Moms_ was somewhat better than most of what comes out of that genre, it wasn't something I particularly liked. _A Bad Moms Christmas_ feels like a holiday-flavored, less substantial version of its predecessor, with the central characters going through a rushed and incomplete revisiting of the themes from the first film. I’ve certainly endured mo…

This film had me laughing out loud repeatedly, and it’s certainly among the funniest things I've watched all year. It really put me in the holiday mood. The three actresses were a pleasure to see on screen, and the combination of family themes with genuinely funny moments makes for a delightful Christmas experience. If you are searching for some lighthearted seasonal entertainment and plenty of laughs, I would sugges…