The Guilt Trip
Comedy • PG-13 • 2012 • 1 hr 35 min
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There are better seth rogan movies out there.
I was pleasantly surprised by how charming it was. The chemistry between Rogen and Streisand make it a sweet, funny and enjoyable watch
Sweet, Mother & Son bonding road-trip film. Seth & Barbara's chemistry is endearing. Formula-wise there's nothing new, but has it's charm.
Predictable plot and overall not that interesting.
A family oriented comedy lacking any wry wit and familial insights.
Heart warming story, about mother son relationship.
It's alright. A really good joke here and there...but overall I think it is underwhelming.
Like a rom-com but with a mother and a son (not in a creepy way)
Very predictable but as a duo they work well together
Solid Dramady with a good onscreen dynamic between Rogen & Streisand that it work half of the time with funny heartfelt moments throughout.
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