(2011) The Reunion
ACTION/ ADVENTURE/ COMEDY
Written and directed by Michael Pavone that has three adult brothers, and a sister get an announcement that their father had just past away. The three brothers are Sam Carey (John Cena) who's just got suspended without pay from the police force, Leo (Ethan Embry) plays the gambler who also happens to be a bail bondsman, while the youngest brother, Douglas (Boyd Holbrook) had just came back from serving some time for being a thief on some joint, leaving only the sister Nina (Amy Smart) who's going through some bad breakups. They all get 'reunited' to go to their dads funeral, with a will that says that each of them will get 3 million dollars a piece if they were to spend some quality time with one another for two years, since they initially do not get along as soon as each of them saw one another. It's something like one dad, marrying three or four different times to three different mothers and each of them had at least one child. At first, they become reluctant with working with each other, until Leo the bailsman hears about one of his clients may have something to do with the kidnapping of a wealthy businessman, and that theirs a huge reward for his safe return. All three do eventually agree to work together including a young lady named Theresa (Lela Loren) who lives with her grandfather in Mexico where the wealthy businessman was originally brought into. The best scenes are probably during the time when they were working together in Mexico with the horses and so forth..., and the film doesn't do well on anything else. And the behind-the-scenes credits at the end was amusing, but still not entertaining enough to give this one a positive rating.
Written and directed by Michael Pavone that has three adult brothers, and a sister get an announcement that their father had just past away. The three brothers are Sam Carey (John Cena) who's just got suspended without pay from the police force, Leo (Ethan Embry) plays the gambler who also happens to be a bail bondsman, while the youngest brother, Douglas (Boyd Holbrook) had just came back from serving some time for being a thief on some joint, leaving only the sister Nina (Amy Smart) who's going through some bad breakups. They all get 'reunited' to go to their dads funeral, with a will that says that each of them will get 3 million dollars a piece if they were to spend some quality time with one another for two years, since they initially do not get along as soon as each of them saw one another. It's something like one dad, marrying three or four different times to three different mothers and each of them had at least one child. At first, they become reluctant with working with each other, until Leo the bailsman hears about one of his clients may have something to do with the kidnapping of a wealthy businessman, and that theirs a huge reward for his safe return. All three do eventually agree to work together including a young lady named Theresa (Lela Loren) who lives with her grandfather in Mexico where the wealthy businessman was originally brought into. The best scenes are probably during the time when they were working together in Mexico with the horses and so forth..., and the film doesn't do well on anything else. And the behind-the-scenes credits at the end was amusing, but still not entertaining enough to give this one a positive rating.