Parents' Guide to Finnegan’s Foursome

Movie 2026 NR 122 minutes
Finnegan’s Foursome movie poster: the four main characters swing a golf club as the golf ball forms the “O” of foursome

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Christie Cronan By Christie Cronan , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 15+

Language, drinking in mature, grief-driven golf dramedy.

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What's the Story?

Two rival brothers (Edward Burns and Brian d'Arcy James) and their children come together as a family in FINNEGAN'S FOURSOME to honor their father's last wishes. Traveling to Ireland to scatter his ashes on the golf courses that he loved, the family reflects on how golf, traditions, legacy, relationships, and love can support them in times of grief.

Is It Any Good?

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Kids say : Not yet rated

With heavy dialogue on an even heavier subject, Finnegan's Foursome could interest adults but might be a tough sell for teens. Tackling death, grief, and loss as it relates to the game of golf, this film presents some nice moments of self-reflection, family traditions, and legacy. Edward Burns and Brian d'Arcy James' constant banter on-screen carries the film, though the bickering and betting occasionally get old. The film would have benefited from some editing, as it feels overly long. Best for adults who love golf and family dramas.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about what Finnegan's Foursome suggests about family relationships, forgiveness, and grief. Does this film present family relationships in a realistic way? Or do the characters feel exaggerated for film?

  • Why do some families have important family traditions? Do you agree with the film's ideas about family obligations, traditions, and legacy? Why, or why not?

  • What role does golf play in conveying the overall message of the film? Could the message have been conveyed using a different sport or theme? Why, or why not?

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