With a script full of hilarious situations, the film brings a chaotic Christmas where parents confront their own parents, with very funny results.
Netflix continues to renew its catalog with premieres ideal for enjoying with the family. This time, the platform surprises with a sequel full of humor that promises not to disappoint.
With the special participation of Mel Gibsonthis film brings together fun and endearing situations that manage to surpass the first installment. An ideal option for fans of light and carefree comedies.
What is Daddy’s War 2 about, a movie available on Netflix
The story of this sequel focuses on brad and Dustytwo parents who managed to overcome their differences and have come together to give their children an unforgettable Christmas. However, his plans for family harmony are interrupted with the arrival of his own parents: Don, a sweet and sensitive man played by John Lithgow, and Kurt, the eccentric and provocative grandfather played by Mel Gibson.
The family dynamic becomes absolute chaos when grandparents clash with their children’s parenting styles and generate moments that range from the comical to the emotional. While the protagonists fight to stay calm, the characters face increasingly absurd situations, unleashing laughter in each scene.
Mel Gibson, with his masterful performance, manages to bring a unique touch to the role of Kurt, the grandfather full of witticisms and challenging comments, who quickly becomes one of the audience’s favorites. The chemistry between the actors and the unexpected twists in the plot make this comedy an unmissable option to enjoy during the weekend.
Netflix: Daddy’s War 2 trailer
Netflix: cast of Daddy’s War 2
- Will Ferrell as Brad Whitaker
- Mark Wahlberg as Dusty Mayron
- Mel Gibson as Kurt Mayron
- John Lithgow as Don Whitaker
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