Pretty Good, Pretty Funny Pretty Normal, and a Good Feeling at the End

Rating: 8/10 (18 November 2013)

Spoilers Not the funniest movie, I ever saw. This movie is good, but not outstanding, except that, you know the ending all along and are still pretty happy to see it. The ending is a reaffirmation of the love and mark of a real family and it makes this movie worth while. Some might say the ending is corny, but I still like it. As the movie and the comedy roll on, and Jennifer Aniston gets to play still another woman who is not the main love focus but somehow through the plot, becomes the loved one, we get the affirmation we wait for. The family begins to bond, to care, to show they are really a very functional and unstoppable group when united. We know that its coming, and we wait for it. We hope for it. It happens. The magic of Hollywood takes over and we get the very functional loving family made out of people who could not have cared less about each other in the beginning. Of course, like other movies that do similar feel good things, we get the almost obvious but still a little surprising reason they will remain a loving family at the end.