Overboard & Horrid Henry

Ahoy there, fellow Bad Dads! Today's episode of the Bad Dads Film Review is teeing off with our top picks of golf movies, sailing into a classic comedy from the 80s, and wrapping up with a bit of mischievous fun for the kids.

Top 5 Golf Movies:

Caddyshack (1980): A comedy classic that’s as much about golf as it is about gophers and gut-busting laughs.Happy Gilmore (1996): Adam Sandler brings his unique brand of humor to the golf course in this hilarious underdog story.Tin Cup (1996): A romantic comedy that mixes love and golf with Kevin Costner leading the way.The Legend of Bagger Vance (2000): A magical and inspiring film where golf meets spirituality, starring Will Smith and Matt Damon.The Greatest Game Ever Played (2005): A heartwarming underdog tale set against the backdrop of the early 20th-century golf world.

Did any of these make our Top 5??

Our main feature is the 1987 comedy Overboard, starring Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell. This film is a laugh-a-minute affair with Hawn as a spoiled heiress who gets amnesia and Russell as a carpenter who convinces her they're married. It's a wild ride of mistaken identity, unexpected romance, and hilarious hijinks. As dads, we appreciate the film’s take on family and the chaos that comes with it.

For the little ones, we're talking about Horrid Henry. This animated series, based on the popular books, is all about the adventures and misadventures of Henry, a kid with a knack for trouble. It's a fun show that kids love, and let's be honest, we dads can't help but chuckle at Henry’s antics too.

So, whether you're a golf enthusiast, a fan of classic 80s comedy, or looking for a show to keep the kiddos entertained, this episode has something for everyone. Tune in to Bad Dads Film Review for our usual mix of insight, humor, and dad-tastic commentary. 🏌️‍♂️🚤👦🎬🍿

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