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Watch Family Weekend Movie Online No Survey When a 16-year-old girl becomes fed-up with her self-absorbed family's lack of attention and affection - she decides to take matters into her own hands - and take her parents hostage.(c) Official Site R Release Date Family Weekend Mar 29, 2013 Limited
Actors For Family Weekend
Olesya Rulin,Kristin Chenoweth,Matthew Modine,Joey King,Eddie Hassell,Shirley Jones,Robbie Tucker,Chloe Bridges,Adam Saunders,Chase Maser,Lisa Lauren Smith,Peter Gail,Cindy Chang,Jordan Mahome,Arthur Cartwright,Thomas Hoffman
Genres Family Weekend : Drama,Kids & Family,Comedy
User Ranting Family Weekend : 4
User Percentage For Family Weekend : 77 %
User Count Like for Family Weekend : 506
All Critics Ranting For Family Weekend : 5.6
All Critics Count For Family Weekend : 21
All Critics Percentage For Family Weekend : 38 %
Review For Family Weekend
Don't let the innocuous title fool you. Family Weekend is a subversive little comedy in which a tightly wound misfit of a teenage girl, fed up with watching her family spiral out of control, subjects her parents to an extreme intervention. David Martindale-Dallas Morning News The unconventional dysfunctional family has now become a Hollywood convention. It is familiar to a fault. Tom Long-Detroit News For a long while, director Benjamin Epps goes for breakneck farce; at its best, this is a batty mixture of family-values editorial and teen spoof. Farran Smith Nehme-New York Post We're sitting there, trapped. An angry little teenager's yelling at us. And we're not having any fun at all. Stephen Whitty-Newark Star-Ledger The script, by Matt K. Turner, is loaded with contradictions, its hollow flirtation with subversion amount to airplane pablum. Andy Webster-New York Times What keeps the film afloat is the buoyant young cast, with Rulin especially watchable as the tightly wound lead and Joey King as her younger sister, who's an aspiring actress. Mark Olsen-Los Angeles Times A couple twists short of a good comedy; this film seems like more of a TV prime time test spin for the cast and crew than a fully developed film. Ron Wilkinson-Monsters and Critics Family Weekend is just as simpy as its plot sounds, but under Alabama-born director Epps, making his feature directing debut, this comedy skips along on good intentions with actors who put more into the characters than they deserve. Dann Gire-Daily Herald (IL) An enjoyably leftfield oddball comedy. Mark Adams-Screen International Anarchic, silly, witless, cartoonish and unsophisticated despite lively performances by the talented Olesya Rulin and Joey King. Avi Offer-NYC Movie Guru Teen tries to repair dysfunctional family in so-so comedy. S. Jhoanna Robledo-Common Sense Media An appealing film about the rigors of parenting and misperception of what it takes to be a parent. Wesley Lovell-Cinema Sight Feels longer than just two days Robert Denerstein-Movie Habit In need of a more judicious editor and a game plan to approach the steady erosion of marriage with a profound hit of honesty, not just a sitcom-style presentation of forced therapy. Brian Orndorf-Blu-ray.com Who was "Family Weekend" made for? Beats the hell out of me. Dustin Putman-DustinPutman.com Despite the occasional descent into clumsy farce, it largely succeeds in creating its own space and providing a pleasingly different teen perspective on life. Jennie Kermode-Eye for Film