Bryan Cranston and Megan Mullaly provide some ballast to this foolish, wide, reasonably interesting crazy on the Think Who’s Arriving to Supper concept from home and co-writer David Hamburg (who had written for the Zoolanders and Fockers). They’re Ned and Barb, several who own an old-fashioned company in Mich, sensation the touch in an progressively electronic, electronic globe. To their scary, they find out that their 21-year-old little girl Stephanie (Zoey Deutch) is relationship a smug thirtysomething technical millionaire and crazy man known as Laird Mayhew (James Franco) who has unsuitable terminology, tattoo designs, and huge prosperity centered on accurately that online trend that is placing this middle-aged several out of business. Laird encourages them to his hi-tech contemporary house over the Xmas vacations, interested in asking Ned for his daughter’s turn in wedding. Franco does what he does – though seriously he is getting a little old for some of this things. It’s Cranston who keeps the movie straight with his rough, Spencer Tracy-type disapproval. There’s a crazy cameo from the expert glamrockers, Hug. A non reusable bit of Xmas fun.