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Quite possibly the worst movie I have ever seen. Who ever wrote the screenplay basically copied and pasted every cheesy line from every cheesy movie.

Holy Mylanta. THE ONLY reason I finished watching this movie, is because it drives me nuts, not to finish things. WORST movie I've ever seen!! Plot is all over the place. The younger daughter has no responsibility or consequences for what she does....somebody else would of gone to jail! She's not a kid, she's an adult. Everyone tippy toes around her like she's 13🙄 Acting is horrible. I'd rather be stuck in rush hour traffic, in a snow storm, with screaming kids in the backseat, with no windshield...than have to ever watch this again! Horrible movie.

Wasn't sure at first but as the movie progressed I really started enjoying the film. One family left just a few minutes in but they really should have stayed. The storyline also got better as the movie moved along. Several times I thought the movie was over but then it kept on getting better. I hope enough people in Kansas City watch this film so they will take it nationwide. If you're from KC you will recognize many of the landmarks they filmed in front of. Was surprised at how many actors I knew of or had seen in other movies before. Some parts kept us hoping for more story line of a couple of the characters. Had it moved along a little quicker in the beginning maybe they could have. All in all we enjoyed this film, especially since it was mostly filmed in Kansas City, although if you're not from the area you would have no idea it was.

I kept waiting for it to get goo, but it simply never did. The acting was terrible. The plot was totally predictable. Ugh! How do movies like this get financing?

It's a very cute movie with a surprisingly charming cast, telling a very apt interpretation of the Prodigal Son story. Somewhere near the middle it begins to drag - the whole European caper needs a little more suspense and action and detail - for many viewers might not get what's really happening. Also there's one key question (not going to say it here) that isn't answered sufficiently at the end. But all in it's a pleasant story with a lot of realistic family matters that makes it seem like the kind of movie we need more of these days.