360 votes and 112 Reviews
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Rotten Tomatoes® Score 36%
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In Theaters: May 12, 2017
On DVD/Blu-ray: August 8, 2017 On Netflix: April 1, 2019
R | 1h 31m | Comedy
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When Emily (Amy Schumer) gets dumped by her boyfriend (Randall Park) right before they’re planning to take a trip to South America, she decides to go with her overly cautious mother (Goldie Hawn) instead. Things start out rocky as it’s clear the two are very opposite in their approaches and end up bumping heads instead of bumping margarita glasses. Things only get worse as the two find themselves embroiled in a dangerous kidnapping scheme. But mother and daughter must band together, forget their differences, and (hilariously) make it out of paradise alive.
Director: Jonathan Levine
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Producer(s): Jenno Topping, Jessie Henderson, Paul Feig, Peter Chernin
Cast: Amy Schumer, Goldie Hawn, Joan Cusack, Ike Barinholtz, Wanda Sykes, Christopher Meloni, Tom Bateman, Óscar Jaenada, Randall Park
Writer(s): Amy Schumer, Kim Caramele, Katie Dippold
Official Site: snatched.movie
360 votes and 112 Reviews
| Write a Review
Rotten Tomatoes® Score 36%
29%
In Theaters: May 12, 2017
On DVD/Blu-ray: August 8, 2017 On Netflix: April 1, 2019
R | 1h 31m | Comedy
Watch Trailer
When Emily (Amy Schumer) gets dumped by her boyfriend (Randall Park) right before they’re planning to take a trip to South America, she decides to go with her overly cautious mother (Goldie Hawn) instead. Things start out rocky as it’s clear the two are very opposite in their approaches and end up bumping heads instead of bumping margarita glasses. Things only get worse as the two find themselves embroiled in a dangerous kidnapping scheme. But mother and daughter must band together, forget their differences, and (hilariously) make it out of paradise alive.
Rotten Tomatoes® Score 36%
29%
In Theaters: May 12, 2017
On DVD/Blu-ray: August 8, 2017
On Netflix: April 1, 2019
R | 1h 31m | Comedy
When Emily (Amy Schumer) gets dumped by her boyfriend (Randall Park) right before they’re planning to take a trip to South America, she decides to go with her overly cautious mother (Goldie Hawn) instead. Things start out rocky as it’s clear the two are very opposite in their approaches and end up bumping heads instead of bumping margarita glasses.
Things only get worse as the two find themselves embroiled in a dangerous kidnapping scheme. But mother and daughter must band together, forget their differences, and (hilariously) make it out of paradise alive.
