I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Sometimes films feel like they are purely made for awards consideration without much depth or flare to them. The Kids Are All Right is a perfectly fine film, without a major flaw, but I didn't find anything beneath the surface of this film to deserve any extra recognition. The film is about marriage, and the things that bind and break one. Perhaps it's just the fact that I couldn't find any sort of connection to these characters. Sometimes that's all it takes to enjoy a film.Mark Ruffalo, Annette Bening, and Julianne Moore are at the center of this story dealing with a lesbian couple and their sperm donor who suddenly becomes a part of their day to day lives as their daughter reaches out to him. It's smart, well acted, and mostly funny film about family, but it never breaks new ground or develops into a memorable story. In fact, once the film moves on from being about the children and more about the 3 adults, it becomes far less interesting. Which for me is where the film lost most of its steam, and never seemed to recover.6.0/10

i saw this film when i was in school 7 years back. i was so moved by the end of the film. i've re-watched many times ever since. the actors are so great in their own zone doing an unpretentious job. mark ruffulo is cool, julian moore is so great, so is her wife annette, the kids also have done a splendid job. i love this film so much i want to thank the creators behind this. thank you !!! :)

Bening and Moore play Nic and Jules a loving west coast lesbian couple with two children, a level-headed 18-year old daughter called Joni (after Joni Mitchell) and a slightly confused and wayward 15-year old son called Lazer (for reasons not explained). The children are half- siblings with Joni conceived by the slightly more butch Nic and Lazer conceived by the slightly more feminine Jules with both having the same sperm donor father - revealed very early on to be the laid-back Paul (Ruffalo), a moderately successful co-op farmer and restaurant owner who I would tag as being 'hippy'. Lazer has an overwhelming urge to know more about his sperm donor father but, because of his age, he needs his sister's help. Joni contacts the clinic who contacts Paul for permission and the resultant meeting of the children with the father they know nothing about and then the meeting of the mothers with their previously unknown sperm donor sends the dynamic between all five in different and difficult directions as they discover more and more about each other...7/10. Definitely worth a watch.

Don't waste your time. Don't. This is a movie that tries so hard to create a propaganda for same-sex couples with children that it misses everything else on the way. I am not anti-gay or whatever, just to keep the records straight. But I do hate propaganda when I see it of any kind. The film maker and/or the script writer, kind of tell us that the family was doing awesome before the sperm donor came along and then everything was ruined. Really? I mean, the kids look for their biological father, mainly the boy, being left in a house filled with women with no male role-model. And then, when he meets his father, he doesn't like him cause they are not that compatible in sports. Really? Then, his sister kind of connects with him, although in the beginning she was reluctant to meet. Wow! Plot twist! And then, this guy comes along and becomes a dad out of the blue and that he's super cool about it, in complete contrast to the original dad of the family (Nik - what a choice for a name right?) who's a bitch the entire time - super acting there by the way. And then Julianne Moore goes and bangs the guy and all of a sudden he's the master evil of the case. He's not allowed to apologize for anything, while at the same time being the one that gave a chance to her with his garden, etc. And in the end, this failed family if you ask me, casts away the evil, kids go to college, etc and the donor is left alone with his problems. Everything rocks! I mean, what's the moral? That the donor is the one that ruined the family with his guy-attitude? Don't give donor phones to their children? That they were better off? What? And how does this adventure elevates and/or raises the characters to a whole new level? Where's the intent in it? Cause the only thing I see are issues that are left unresolved and the life of a random guy turned upside down... Awful movie. And on top of that, it's too slow and lasts for a full 100 minutes, just to make the wasting of our time bigger!