With Bad Moms in 2016 and A Bad Moms Christmas in 2017, the women-centric R-rated comedy franchise has been a hit, and with a possible A Bad Moms Christmas 2 and other sequels on the way, the series could become even bigger. The Bad Moms franchise stars Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn, as well as a rotating cast of comedy and acting stars including Christina Applegate, Christine Baranski, Susan Sarandon, and Cheryl Hines. The movie series shows an honest depiction of motherhood and all the difficulties that come with it. 5p233u

Justin Hartley appears in A Bad Moms Christmas and the actor has some thoughts about his memorable performance. A Bad Moms Christmas is the 2017 sequel to the original 2016 Bad Moms film that stars a talented trio of comedic actresses in Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn. The two films are unique in that, underneath the raunchy comedy aspects, they are honest movies about what it's like being a mom in the modern world. Neither film was exceptionally critically praised, but audiences loved them.

October was a rough one. After September 2017 -- bolstered in large part by IT -- set a new box office record, last month saw the industry take a significant nosedive, to its lowest total in a decade. Partly, the disappointing performance of Blade Runner 2049 is to blame, as is the disastrous earnings of high-profile releases like Michael Fassbender thriller The Snowman and George Clooney's latest directorial effort Suburbicon. The month's only real success stories seem to be playing into the unmitigated triumph of horror cinema this year. Both Happy Death Day and Jigsawturned tidy profits in their opening weekends, with the former already having earned nearly $50 million as of this writing based on a reported $4.8 million production budget.

The gang from the surprise comedy hit Bad Moms are rebelling against perfect Christmases in the new red band trailer for A Bad Moms Christmas. Bad Moms stars Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn are ed this time around by bad grandmas Susan Sarandon, Cheryl Hines and Christine Baranski.

Serving as the holiday themed sequel to the surprise studio comedy hit that was Bad Moms from 2016, A Bad Moms Christmas has already been announced for a November release date later this year. Written and directed by returning franchise co-creators Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, the new movie will see its returning cast of all-star comic actors reprise their eponymous roles as the movie's bad moms - most notably including Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn.

The moms for Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn's characters have been cast for the Bad Moms sequel, Bad Moms Christmas. Released in July last year, Bad Moms was surprise runaway hit at the domestic box office, earning more than $113 million against a $20 million budget. STX Entertainment clearly saw loads of potential for stories beyond the original film – a bawdy comedy about three over-burdened moms (Kunis, Bell and Hahn) who take back their freedom in outlandish ways – so the studio greenlighted Bad Moms Christmas in December, just before Christmas.

Throughout the 2000s, Hollywood saw the rise of bromance comedy - raunchy films focused on the close friendships of men, such as The Hangover, Anchorman, I Love You, Man, and Step Brothers. Directors like Judd Apatow, as well as actors including Seth Rogen and Will Ferrell, have helped to popularize this particular branch of comedy. However, this summer's Bad Moms put a new spin on the bromance comedy by featuring a close group of female friends - specifically, as the title implies, moms.