It felt like a grown-up version of 'How to be Single', which might not resonate with younger viewers or older audiences due to generational differences. While I found it enjoyable, it’s certainly no landmark film in its genre; just an agreeable way to pass the time. Coming from the director of ‘21 & Over’, the story focuses on three mothers whose children attend high school and explores their challenges balancing work and family commitments. Mila Kunis takes a leading role, but Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn also made a strong impression—they really carried the narrative. Some of the comedic moments landed well, although there were an excessive number of sexual jokes. It's not as good as 'How to be Single', but it’s considerably better than either of the ‘Bad Neighbours’ movies. The film received varied reactions, despite being a box office success. The plot is largely predictable, though each scene is reasonably well-developed and straightforward. I mean, it relies on familiar tropes, but occasionally things become chaotic and over-the-top. Don't expect to find any profound insights here; middle-aged viewers will likely connect with this more than anyone else. It seems the intended audience is primarily women in that age group. _6/10_

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