Edward Burns wrote and directed “The Brothers McMullen” in 1995, about a close-knit Brooklyn family. Thirty years later, he returns with 2 adult kids and the fun begins. The plot revolves around romantic encounters for everyone, but it’s more about the characters. Burns has created a group of unique, interesting individuals who interact with his distinctive snappy dialogue. The actors all create dynamic personalities that further the enjoyment. Their relationships have their minor issues, but this is overall an upbeat comedy populated with enjoyable people. If anything, things are too easy, but the film is still full of joy and charm. 
(3.5 / 5)
