A good movie despite it's slow start. It takes a while to develop the characters, but once you sort that out I find it a very inspirational movie. Though a little complex, I found it really hits home as you reflect on your own family life.

I tend to stay away from recent holiday movies, the reason why because they are all the same the last good Christmas movie is the Harold and Kumar Chrsitmas movie in 2011. That was the last Christmas movie that i ever like. The reason why I saw 'Love the Coopers' is that there are some performers in the movie inwhich i haven't saw in months.Maybe years. I like Diane Keaton, Marisa Tomei, Amanda Seyfried and Olivia Wilde on Facebook. but this movie treat a strong cast like they're trap in a bad sitcon. this film is comparable to a lump of coal. I didn't learn anything from the movie, except the mother played by Diane keaton is determind to bring her family for the holiday and it won't be easy. It wasn't easy for me viewing the movie. the film is full of sitcon fluff with the cast who know better to be in this movie. the don't care about the film, all they care about is their holiday paycheck. A strong cast can't save a weak movie.

Not a bad move, nice message.

The feels were so strong in this movie. Love the Coopers is a perfect example of how a film can quickly and effectively create emotional attachment to many different characters, and make the viewer feel so many emotions with these new characters. Bravo.