Dax Shepard, Diane Keaton, Liv Tyler
What would you do if your mother moved in with you and just wouldn't leave? When NOAH COOPER, 29, is fired from his job as a therapist, he thinks his day can't possibly get worse. When he arrives home...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 5, 2009
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May 26, 2009Smother is a story about an overbearing, neurotic, slightly unbalanced mother. She gets into a fight with her husband and comes to stay with her son and his wife.
Diane Keaton always plays a good mother role, in my opinion. I love her as the mother in The Other Sister. So, it ma...( read more) -
January 18, 2009Smother, starring Diane Keaton and Liv Tyler is a good comedy. A young couple trying to start out have to compete with having her brother and his mother reside with them for several weeks....many crazy things ensue...a cute movie to see and I love Diane Keaton.
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May 16, 2009Here is a funny movie that centralizes on one man?s dilemma when he loses his job, his wife wants to have a baby, and unwanted visitors come to stay in their home. Noah?s entire world is turned upside down, until he decides to do something about it. Filled with tons of laughter! ...( read more)
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October 29, 2009Horrible, Only 1 good dialog
Not funny, bored and slow. I can't see any reason to watch it -
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September 20, 2009I was expecting to crack up it this movie, but I was wrong. I got dizzy with diane keaton with her nonstopping crap. I just like the original way dax use sarcasm. there are many others movies of this kind but funnier that this one to enjoy.
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