5 Responses to “The Family Holiday”

• By Gayle K on Aug 27, 2010

  the family holiday was a silly, shallow, simile of a make believe family who in the end becomes a real family, I think…though marriage was never mentioned, and I believe all families should start with marriage…
  Rating: 3 / 5
• By Ginny on Aug 27, 2010

  I was so much looking forward to receiving this movie from Amazon… ready to sit by the fire and Christmas tree and enjoy what claimed to be a movie about the “true meaning of Christmas”.
  
  I am so disappointed, I can hardly describe how bad this movie is. I know Amazon will not return the $7.99, but I do think the writer of the movie script should refund money to everyone who buys it. It is positively the worse written script I have ever seen.
  
  The kids and dog were okay, but the real shame here falls on Dave Coulier, who should have known better than to be in such a bad movie. He obviously never read the scrip beforehand. Most of his lines didn’t even make sense.
  
  There was one scene out in the snowy woods looking for a tree that I thought might save this movie, but NO LUCK –they decided not to cut down a tree! And one scene with Santa looked a little promising–but Santa had no white beard–just looked like a drunk who had not shaved for days.
  
  If you are looking for a holiday movie about the true meaning of Christmas–keep looking.I gave this 1 star, because I don’t think Amazon will let me give it no star for this review–but that is what it deserves—-N0 Star.
  Rating: 1 / 5
• By A. Pepple on Aug 27, 2010

  So, in general this movie wouldn’t be SO bad if it didn’t claim to be a movie that talks about the real meaning of Christmas. It completely feigns spirituality – claiming to be spiritual simply because they talk about God in a couple of different places. At one point the main actress tells the little girl “Remember, sharing helps get you into heaven,” which is the complete opposite of the true gospel message – that we are saved by faith in Christ, by grace, not by works. Anyway, I don’t mind secular Christmas movies – I’m rather fond of White Christmas, Charlie Brown, and many others. I just wish that this movie had completely left out any references to God instead of trying to pander (rather poorly) to a Christian audience and in fact saying things that are completely contrary to the message of Christ and Christmas. If I could give this movie 0 stars I would.
  Rating: 1 / 5
• By LaKitty on Aug 27, 2010

  My family just loved this movie. It was the best show I have seen in a long time.It was so funny and the acting was excellent.This is a good clean movie the whole family can enjoy.
  Rating: 5 / 5
• By Elaine M. Manneh on Aug 28, 2010

  A delightful upbeat comedy which depicts how the joy of family can change a person’s lifestyle. In order to gain family inheritance a con man must have a wife and children. This is the story how this con man acquires a “famiy” and how they change his life for the better. A must see for anyone who has enjoyed true family love.
  Rating: 4 / 5

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