The Family Fang
A brother and sister return to their family home to search for their world-famous parents who have disappeared.
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Justin Bischoff
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Reno
> The puzzle behind the disappearance of the pranksters. I still remember the Jason Bateman's feature film debute as a director a couple of years ago. He really did good and now this is his second. It was adapted from the book of the same name that tells the story of a brother and sister who begin to investigate their mysteriously disappeared parents. With some flashbacks, which reveals how these two grew up with their famous prank artist parents. When I saw the opening scene, I was really excited and thought the film would be like this throughout. And then obviously it changed its course towards the mystery surrounding parts that set in the present time. But I did not feel those developments were bad, except the final act, especially the ending surely a let down. Actually, it was not bad, only expected a better one. The story certainly created the atmosphere where the viewers begin their predictions. That's the issue, because it failed to deliver par with the audience anticipation. Like maybe some smart twist or the edgy scenes before concluding would have done good. Jason Bateman and Nicole Kidman with their multiple roles like actors, producers et cetera should have been the hefty load, but I think they managed well. Though the film was okay type, had its moments that did not last very long. I don't know what the novel fans say about the film, but I think I dissatisfied with the source material. Overall once watchable film, especially without any extraordinary expectations, because it is a simple drama with some amount of comedy and suspense. 6/10
mdm0404
If you’re a Jason Bateman fan you will enjoy the movie. It enjoyable to watch because you know Immediately that the movie will end well.
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Justin Bischoff is the director of The Family Fang.
The cast of The Family Fang includes Nicole Kidman as Annie Fang, Christopher Walken as Caleb Fang, Jason Bateman as Baxter Fang, Josh Pais as Freeman, Michael Chernus as Kenny, Scott Shepherd as Art Critic, Kathryn Hahn as Young Camille, Marin Ireland as Suzanne Crosby, Linda Emond as Miss Delano, Harris Yulin as Hobart Waxman, Jason Butler Harner as Young Caleb, Ali Wentworth as Sally Schiff, and more.
The duration of The Family Fang is 1h 46 mins.
Yes. You can watch the The Family Fang trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
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The Family Fang was released on 16 Apr 2016.
The Family Fang is listed under Comedy, Drama, and Mystery on Fanbiz.
The Family Fang has 2 reviews on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "> The puzzle behind the disappearance of the pranksters. I still remember the Jason Bateman's feature film debute as a director a couple of years ago. He really did good and..."
