The Family

Synopsis

In the movie The Family directed by Luc Besson, Mark Hanson portrays a former mobster who relocates his family to Normandy under witness protection after snitching on the mob. However, adjusting to their new identities proves to be challenging as old habits die hard. The family's quirky dynamics and dark secrets add a comedic yet suspenseful twist to their attempts at fitting into their new environment, leading to a series of unpredictable events that put their safety at risk. As they navigate through their amusing yet precarious situation, they must confront both external threats and internal conflicts that test their bonds and loyalty. The explosive tale is a thrill ride of action, humor, and drama, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats as the family's past catches up with them in unexpected ways.

Cast

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  Mark Hanson

  Jacob

• Joe Hollow

  Jonathon

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  Angie Stevenson

  Carmen

• Shannon Lark

  Sophia

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  Kane Hodder

  Stone

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  Tony Todd

  Mason

Reviews

The Family presents an engaging mix of crime, comedy, and drama that keeps viewers entertained throughout the movie. While some critics found the plot predictable, others appreciated the dynamic performances of the cast, especially Mark Hanson's portrayal of a mobster trying to leave his past behind. Rotten Tomatoes described the film as 'a chaotic blend of genres that somehow manages to work, delivering an entertaining and action-packed experience.' IMDb's rating of 3.1/10 reflects mixed audience reactions, with some praising the film's dark humor and others critiquing its lack of depth in character development. Despite the polarized opinions, The Family's fast-paced storyline and unexpected twists make it a worthwhile watch for fans of crime comedies.

See also

Inception

Pulp Fiction

Joker

Titanic