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I Love My Dad
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- Official Trailer (02:08)
- Trailer 1 (00:46)
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Synopsis
Inspired by writer, director, and star James Morosini’s true life experience, I LOVE MY DAD follows Chuck (Patton Oswalt), a hopelessly estranged father who desperately wants to reconnect with his troubled son, Franklin (Morosini). Blocked on social media and concerned for his son’s life, Chuck impersonates a waitress online and starts checking in with Franklin. But things begin to spiral when Franklin falls for this imaginary girl (Claudia Sulewski) and wants nothing more than to meet her in person, as Chuck has inadvertently catfished his own son. A thrilling comedy with an unexpected twist, I LOVE MY DAD also stars Rachel Dratch, Lil Rel Howery, Amy Landecker and Ricky Velez.
Cast
- Patton Oswalt
- James Morosini
- Claudia Sulewski
- Lil Rel Howery
- Amy Landecker
- Ricky Velez
- Rachel Dratch
- Zae'on James
Letterboxd User Reviews
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- May 19, 2022
“i took my ratatouille bucks and funneled it into the indie scene“ – patton oswalt
cookieAug 4, 2022I Love My Dad is hysterically funny and, simultaneously, cringey as hell. I mean that in the best possible way. Patton Oswald stars as Chuck semi-estranged father of Franklin (James Morosini), a socially awkward young adult with suicidal tendencies. When Franklin blocks…
Kevflix And ChillAug 16, 2022I feel like I've seen this same story on r/confessions more than once
Ethan Ethan - Aug 12, 2022
"This is incest." I Love My Dad transforms director/writer James Morosini's own traumatic experiences into an equal parts hilarious and chilling watch. It's a memorable sit-through where tears seep through the laughter, but in the end, all is well,…
nickAug 12, 2022i would have murdered my dad if he tricked me into thinking Claudia Sulewski loved me
AnthonyJul 22, 2022Was not expecting I LOVE MY DAD to work for me at first but it won me over by the end thanks to some well-earned emotion brought on by the performances of James Morosini & Patton Oswalt. I haven’t felt that uncomfortable during a cringe comedy in a long time.
Matt Neglia - Dec 23, 2022
Patton Oswalt will start to unhinge, And dive into a catfish binge. Starts with a text, But what happens next, Will really get into the cringe.
JBirdAug 13, 2022i just KNOW franklin blasts kyoto by phoebe bridgers on his runs
therese <3Mar 13, 2022destined to be polarizing in its reliance on cringe comedy (especially when considering it’s all based on real life events for the writer/director/star) but it wisely forgoes empty shock value for something more human, even if its humanism is a blacker void than most would…
Justin LaLiberty
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- boo lovedI Love My Dad
this was so sad and disturbing
Austin Powers likedI Love My DadWeird, funny, uncomfortable, touching. You definitely have to put your judgements aside to enjoy this movie. Knowing it’s a true story about the writer makes the film a bit more touching than it would’ve been if made up
Juliana DiGennaro is "meh" onI Love My Dadcreative and definitely provoked a lot of uncomfortable feelings which i guess good art does that, but was just a little too weird for me
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nalanii likedI Love My Dadreally weird but also interesting. don’t really like it ended though .
nicole likedI Love My Dadhonestly started watching it for claudia sulewski but this was amazing
karlie iskool lovedI Love My Dadicl watched it for claudia but it ended up being a good film
- Faten Adel likedI Love My Dad
Weird and disturbing but kind of interesting.
Gerlifi likedI Love My DadVery funny, good
L likedI Love My DadFunny movie
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Metacritic
Mar 16, 2022
Is it a well-made film? Absolutely, and Morosini has a strong vision for how to shape a story and characters right out of the gate. Unfortunately, that doesn’t turn I Love My Dad into a must-watch.
Mae Abdulbaki
Screen Rant
Mar 15, 2022
Gently funny and much more forgiving than viewers might expect, the picture plays to Oswalt’s strengths and may resonate uncomfortably for parents worried about protecting their digital-native children without suffocating them or, worse, creating entirely new problems.
John DeFore
The Hollywood Reporter
Mar 15, 2022
It may not resonate as anything deeper than a modern satire of the idea that father knows best, but it leans into its high-wire act with the fearlessness of a movie that knows just how fraught it can be to connect with anyone these days.
David Ehrlich
IndieWire
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