Old Dads

Old Dads follows Jack, a gruff middle aged father, and his two closest friends as they watch the world around them pivot toward a brisker, more corporate parenting culture. Millennial bosses, ambitious principals, and a changing playbook for parenting push their old school routines to the edge. Instead of adapting gracefully, the trio leans into their rough humor and stubborn camaraderie, resulting in a series of cringe-worthy and heartwarming misfires. Through fast lines and physical jokes, they stumble from one chaotic scenario to the next, trying to prove that a little stubborn common sense still has a place in modern life.

Directed by Bill Burr, Old Dads is a 2023 comedy built from an original screenplay credited to Burr with Ben Tishler listed as creator. The ensemble includes Burr alongside Bobby Cannavale, Bokeem Woodbine, Katie Aselton and Reign Edwards. It blends sharp punch lines with surprisingly tender scenes about family and aging.

Box office data for Old Dads isnt widely reported, so there isnt a clear worldwide gross publicly available. Industry tracking is limited and numbers vary by platform, region, and release strategy. Some markets show modest openings.

Awards: Old Dads has not received major nominations to date. The film's reception has been mostly within the comedy circuit, with audiences appreciating the humor and the dynamic between the leads. No high profile nominations reported, but the film has found audiences in the comedy scene, with fans praising its camaraderie.

Reception notes Old Dads leans into blunt humor and the chemistry among Burr, Cannavale and Woodbine. The story centers on aging fathers contending with a fast changing world of millennial bosses and school administrators, highlighting friendship, stubborn pride, and shifting parent roles. Some reviewers point to its affectionate yet blunt take on masculinity and the bonds of friendship that endure despite the chaos.