Lackluster comedy relies on cheap laughs...
“Father Figures” is a comedy centering on fraternal twins Peter (Ed Helms) and Kyle (Owen Wilson). Peter is the divorced physician father of teenage Ethan (Zachary Haven), who hates him. By comparison, Kyle leads what appears to be a charmed, carefree life in Hawaii with his sexy young bride Kaylani (Jessica Gomes). When the brothers are reunited at the wedding of their mother (Glenn Close), they learn that their dad wasn’t a husband who died when they were young, but an unknown out of many possibilities based on their mother’s sexual flings in the swinging 1970s.<br /><br />This motivates the brothers to set out on a road trip to find their father, but since they don’t exactly get along, there’s a good deal of bickering, petty behavior and recriminations along the way. The men they locate as their possible fathers include Terry Bradshaw (playing himself), fellow NFL retiree Rod Hamilton (Ving Rhames), and former Wall Street stockbroker Roland Hunt (J.K. Simmons). Christopher Walken turns up in the oddball role of Dr. Walter Tinkler. All these encounters are laced with gags, many of which fall flat and seem desperate, with a preponderance of jokes relating to their mother’s sexual past. The chemistry between Wilson and Helms, however, is strong and they have some good passive-aggressive repartee. It’s a shame that don’t have stronger comic material to work with.<br /><br />The film bases its gags on bodily functions and R-rated language and lacks both originality and cleverness. This is the kind of movie in which adults act like idiots and the viewer is expected to accept this in order for the infantile jokes to land. First-time director Lawrence Sher shows his lack of experience by allowing unfunny takes to remain rather than punching them up. The results look lazy. Since Wilson and Helms have proven their ability to elicit laughs in previous screen comedies, the problems with “Father Figures” are its ho-hum script and pedestrian direction.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the 2-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include deleted scenes and a gag reel, which is often funnier than the actual feature. A digital copy is enclosed.
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