The strength of "Unlucky Sisters" was the charm of the two sisters as they slowly but inexorably bonded.

The two young women at first did not know they were sisters. They were brought together with the unexpected death of their father whom they both had not seen in years.

When the two women visit the apartment of the deceased, they discover an enormous stash of euros in a secret space. The remainder of the film is a madcap experience of dashing about the city with large bags of cash.

There was not much action in a screenplay that included a lot of padding. Even the villains were harmless. But there was a warm sense of how the two young women were brought together as the each discovered a long-lost sister. This one is worth a watch as a "feel good" movie.

This is a very enjoyable movie.

Something that confuses me is 1 of the sisters is a kindergarten teacher and doesn't even like kids. What is she doing there?

Something I found surprising at first 1 sister didn't feel sad her father passing away and only cares what he left her.

This movie has sisters who don't always get along with each other find money. They need to figure out what to do with it. I found it enjoyable to see what decisions sisters would do when finding the money.

I got to see the sisterly bond grow throughout the movie. They don't always agree on things but they start to trust each other and share things. They later realize they need to do the right thing about the money they found. I am glad to see they eventually help each other out and become close with each other at the end.