I love Alan Tudyk and Michael McKean. They really bring a lot to this story. It's a family friendly film. It's not a $$$$ movie, but there are some nice moments. We enjoyed it.

Even though it has that direct-to-video stench, I still mildly enjoyed this movie. I was invested in the premise and story. Alan Tudyk gives a good performance. Overall it's not great quality, but it's a serviceable one-time viewing. (1 viewing, 3/19/2022)

This is a mildly entertaining movie about a brother and a sister who try to pull off the con of their lives, but it also turns out to be a mildly evangelic movie with a mushy ethos.

The con part of the plot is reasonably well written, but in the end, as another review rightly says "anyone who didn't have a parent or parents in their life, I bet you'll tear up". And that's the problem here: the movie is itself a con. And to clear up any doubts, you get a bible quote before the end credits... geezuz...