The would-be son-in-law from Hell....
“Why Him?” is a broad comedy starring Bryan Cranston as Ned Fleming, owner of a struggling Grand Rapids printing business, whose daughter Stephanie (Zoey Deutch) has a boyfriend she’d like him to meet over Christmas. That boyfriend is Laird Mayhew (James Franco), a Silicon Valley millionaire who is overly eager to impress his potential father-in-law.<br /><br />But Laird lacks the social graces most people take for granted. He spouts profanity, pays inappropriate compliments to Ned’s wife Barb (Megan Mullally), is too physically affectionate with Ned, and asks Ned’s 15-year-old son Scotty (Griffin Gluck) to recite his favorite curse words while Mom and Dad are present. Ned is appalled at Laird, even though Stephanie expresses how much in love she is with him. For the sake of his daughter, Ned agrees to be open-minded during the holiday weekend, though things appear to spiral downward.<br /><br />What would ordinarily be dismissed as a comedy geared to teenagers, “Why Him?” boasts an unusually fine cast. Both Cranston and Franco have shown they can deliver with strong material. And they and Ms. Mullally have had plenty of experience delivering comic lines and perfecting their timing, Cranston and Mullally in successful TV sitcoms and Franco in several feature films. They are a fine-tuned ensemble.<br /><br />Cranston in particular knows how to underplay to milk a joke, whether verbal or visual. And Franco is downright hysterical as a genius with the freedom and resources to exercise his every whim, no matter what others may think. He plays Laird with earnestness and sincerity, making him more than a mere one-joke character.<br /><br />The script by  director John Hamburg and Ian Helfer contains several set pieces geared to elicit laughs, while it also portrays both Laird and Ned as more than just clowns. These are guys from two entirely different worlds, generations, and mindsets, so initially, when Ned and family arrive at Laird’s huge California estate, it’s as if they have landed on an alien planet. Laird comes on far too strong and throws the family off balance. But appearances can often be deceiving, and Ned discovers that Laird has some admirable qualities.<br /><br />Cedric the Entertainer co-stars as Lou, Ned’s second-in-charge, a fellow who’s aware of the company’s financial difficulties, but always has time for a quip. Keegan-Michael Key, who portrays Gustav, Laird’s all-around Man Friday, is the film’s resident scene stealer. Gustav possesses the social know-how that eludes his boss and often serves as a welcome liaison between the overwhelmed Flemings and Laird. In a bit taken directly from the “Pink Panther” films, Gustav also serves as Laird’s sole bodyguard who keeps his boss on his toes by choreographing sneak “attacks” so that Laird is constantly on guard for kidnappers or others who mean him harm. These encounters are staged for maximum laughs and deliver.<br /><br />“Why Him?,” rated R, has been released at year’s end, when it joins many serious films at multiplexes nationwide. If you don’t mind excessive language and awkward situations, the film will entertain. Though exaggerated for comic effect, the underlying story of the conflict between two strong-minded men is not beyond possible and keeps us involved.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the 2-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include several behind-the-scenes featurettes; deleted scenes; gag reel; audio commentary by writer/director John Hamburg, co-writer Ian Helfer and editor William Kerr; photo gallery; and theatrical trailer. A digital HD copy is included. Other formats available include the 2-disc 4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray Combo Pack and the single-disc DVD.
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