Like Father, a Netflix comedy/drama about a workaholic woman who goes on her honeymoon with her father after being ditched at the altar, is a good movie. Directed and co-written by Lauren Miller Rogen, I particularly enjoyed the writing and not just because I found the script funny.

While simultaneously moving and amusing me, Like Father did a good job of portraying an example of a challenging father/daughter relationship. The story also helped confirm some of the necessary elements for any kind of reconciliation to even be possible.

If I had to choose, my favourite moment in Miller’s film, it’s the fun newlywed/honeymooners game. Like Father really helped further solidify my general ‘deep like’ for Bell. I also love that Like Father reminded me of the beautiful bass of Kelsey  Grammer’s voice.

Watch this one if the story intrigues you and especially if you like the cast. As you do that, I’m going to take a few moments to consider when my next New York trip might be. I may also begin to plan my Royal Caribbean Cruise itinerary; just a couple of possible side effects of watching this film.

Happy Film Loving,

G