Unconvincing, over the top, and overly-political

Rating: 3/10 (17 August 2019)

I lost interest in this film as soon as the poor, downtrodden family (who I assume the audience is supposed to feel sorry for? I didn't - they were criminals) suddenly became criminal masterminds and were able to outwit the rich, pompous, 'bad guys' (rich family).
The plot wasn't remotely believable. In fact, it was laughable (see above).
Overall the film was mildly entertaining and certainly 'different' but the plot was entirely predictable, unconvincing, and overly-political.
In the end I found myself actually rooting for the rich family. The poor family were bad people. Being poor does not excuse immoral behavior. They demonstrated little to no remorse for their actions and them being poor didn't change my perception of their wrongdoings.
They were con-men. They lied, cheated and conned their way into temporary luxury and, in the end, it all predictably backfired. I didn't care for any of the main characters and, whatever political message this film was trying to convey, it's important to remember being wealthy in and of itself doesn't make you a bad person, and being poor doesn't give you a free pass to do bad things.