Turned out to be rather predictable
The Kids Are All Right is a new kind of story about family and raising kids. It features Mia Wasikowska and Josh Hutcherson living with their two mothers Julianne Moore and Annette Bening. The kids reach out to their sperm donor dad Mark Ruffalo creating an awkward extended family on top of issues some of the characters are already facing. The kids are going through usual teen rebelliousness while the two mothers are having problems with their relationship. I thought it was okay but nothing that hadn’t been dealt with before. I understand the acclaim it got for dealing with a gay couple with kids but that didn’t mean two moms dealing with teens that didn’t want to talk to them was somehow going to be amazingly different. Bening’s character was also completely overbearing which made her my least favorite character. On top of that they threw in a plot twist to cause a dilemma which was very predictable.
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