TL;DR – A strong cast, dealing with important issues, even if not all of it works.
Score – 3.5 out of 5 stars
Post-Credit Scene – There is a mid-credit scene

Review –
To be honest, motherhood is not something I have a lot of experience with, so
there is a little disconnect coming into a film all about that. But loneliness
and frustration at your life choices, well that’s my jam. This all means that I
am coming into this film with some interesting overlap. Well, let’s dive into a
world of really, really, awkward conversations.
So to set the scene, for years three women have grown up as friends brought
together because their sons were best friends. However, as life has moved on
all their boys Matt (Sinqua Walls), Daniel (Jake Hoffman), and Paul (Jake Lacy)
have left home and now live in New York City. While they move on with their
lives, their mothers Helen (Felicity Huffman), Gillian (Patricia Arquette), and
Carol (Angela Bassett) feel left behind especially on mother’s day when no one
calls. Well on that day, they have an annual tradition of getting together to
catch up and talk about their lives over a lot of bourbon. Well, this time,
they decide that enough is enough, and get in a car and drive down to the city
to surprise the boys … and well that goes about as well as you can expect.