zoomstrikes The Tuckers should have had a better ending, this movie was disappointing.

roniekononova I don't know how I feel about this movie, it did leave me sobbing and blowing my nose into tissues at the ending (But I am very sensitive when it comes to movies so there is that too) but overall it was good. I agree with saying that some of the story lines and certain moments in the movie was predictable or at least made me wonder but for me personally I did not see the ending at all ( But I also was, still am sick with the flu and clicked on the first thing I saw without reading what it was about, so being sick could also contribute to my lack of judgment) I was left completely heartbroken, angry and so sad after I watched it, but the feelings has subsided and I can think of it rationally. Overall the movie was great, beautiful story line although a little of the top with some of the events that happened. I loved the The scenery, reminded me so much of the mountains here at home, and the acting was okay overall. My biggest disappointment after it was all done and the credits rolled through was the unanswered questions and the discrepancies in the movie that were left unanswered and unexplained. Other then that it was an okay soul-crushing movie so if you want to watch something cheerful and cheesy, funny and happy, I personally would steer clear of this movie. (It left me bawling my eyes out, but again I am sensitive and very sick with the Flu, but I myself would not want to watch it again. It was a little too long for my taste but it's not really a movie I would want to experiences again either)

irishrose-94028 SPOILERS**** Oh Dear...where to begin? The scenery was lovely and the cabin was a dream come true. The rest of the movie? It was an hour and a half of my life that I will never get back. It was so bad that I couldn't stop watching. I had the entire plot figured out in the first 10 minutes. There were a few things that were so bad they have just stuck in my mind like a goofy song you can't get out of your head.The Montgomery parents were the most selfish example of a Mother and Father that I have ever seen. We the viewers were supposed to dislike the Father and side with the Mother but I found myself doing the opposite! The Mother was the most self absorbed, spoiled example of womanhood you can imagine. She just says whatever whiny thing comes to mind with no concern for how it will be heard by her children.I actually felt sorry for the Dad. As for the Tuckers...yikes...Someone told the teenage son to lean in and look seriously intense during what was supposed to be heartfelt dialog. To me he looked like he was going to lose it and kill them all in their sleep! As far as the ending...the wrong family died. What struck me as weird was how The Montgomery's just accepted that the Tucker's were dead with no sorrow or real emotion...not a care was given.It was like..."Oh well...they are dead.But Hey! Didn't they give US a great Christmas?...la da de da" On the bright side, if you can watch this movie as a parody and laugh at the total absurdity of it you just might be able to make it through to the end.

breezyjane I enjoyed the movie somewhat but it was very predictable and I figured out the plot and ending in the first 20 mins. Curiosity kept me going throughout the movie to see if I was right, however I kept wanting to fast forward to the end rather than finish watching the movie.. The little girl was cute and the storyline was okay. I would have liked to see a few more unforeseen twists and less cheese. A bit childish and naive but the story is through the eyes of the little girl so that might be the what they were going for. Overall, I could have skipped this movie and never really missed out on anything. The ending was exactly what I thought it would be. The parents marriage didn't seem real. But I could relate with the family taking in strangers in order to keep from dealing with their own family issues. Strangers are a good distraction.