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(Mostly) family friendly and predictable movie, but nice to have an option to put on and watch with the family and enjoy. You don't have to be a plot savant to figure out what is going on and how it will end, but there are enough comedic moments and well cut scenes to keep you engaged if you are just watching to enjoy some family time. As I read another reviewer state, it's a great watch it and forget it type of move. Entertainment for the sake of entertainment! Having said that, there is the reminder of the importance of family and the struggles of raising teenagers. They hit a few of these points spot on. Make more of these types of movies so I can enjoy them with the family please.

3.5 out of 5 stars.

The Family Plan is a pretty fair action comedy film that has a family road trip with Mark Wahlberg having a secret life before them. As he was once a rogue agent and trained to kill. And a bunches of henchmen are after him.

The plot is okay which involves Mark Wahlberg trying to connect with his teen kids and trying to break the news to his wife the truth.

The action sequences are okay and entertaining. Mark Wahlberg did great in the role. The rest of the cast did okay as well. The villain felt underdeveloped. The humor can be cheesy with Mark Wahlberg and the baby fighting with the baby just giggling through tough situations.

Overall, it was a pretty fair film with plenty of fun action but cheesy humor.

While this is not a movie where you'll be amazed by the plot it sure delivers on both action and comedy fronts and sometimes that's all we need from a movie: to spend a good time laugfhingh and see good action.

A popcorn movie? Sure, but in a wold where,m save a few exceptions, most movies are very slow burns with crap characters only defined by their gender or secuality I'm just hjappy to see a movie that is just a movie.

It has heart too, Michele Monagan never disapoints and even Mark Whalberg does a hreat job as the father figure.

A fun ride throug and through, jighly recommended in these dark times as we all deserve to crack a laugh.

This is an action-comedy movie, and it's just a feel-good movie. It's not depressing; rather, it's an enjoyable, chill, and fun movie. Some might not like this type of movie, but there's also people like me who just want to watch action-packed scenes without too much gore, not that violent, and especially obscenity scenes. The bed scenes are just okay, which I like since, as I have said, it is just a family-feel-good movie, and it is appropriate for the movie's theme.

The casting is perfect; I could sense the connection between the characters and each other, and the interaction of the family is very realistic.

The editing is also good, and so far, I have not seen any plot holes. I also love their lines; they wrote the dialogue well. Action scenes are not that repetitive. In that scene where Monaghan broke the bamboo, I really thought she was going to jump, but it was not, and she performed an unexpectable execution.

This movie is recommendable and much more exciting compared to the EX4 lol.

Part action, part comedy, here comes a Mark Wahlberg movie that is both typical for this actor, but also something you likely saw (or close to) in the past. That said, its 2023 and almost everything has been done already, so the real question is this. Is it well done this time? Is it fun? And the answer is yes.

The movie take a bit of inspiration in True Lies but put its own spin on family road trip comedy with some "We are the Millers" vibe, while injecting some decent action sequences in there.

Having a runtime of 2 hours make sure the movie put enough emphasis on the familly relations and developing its characters, wich can be a definite plus, but at the same time i felt the movie dragged a tiny bit in the first half. Maybe 10-15 minutes could had been cut. But it didn't detract from my enjoyment.

Mark Wahlberg is definately in pretty solid shape still, wich make his character completely credible, but he ain't no martial artist so seeing him go toe to toe with Lateef Crowder (a Copeira expert) did showcase some of his shortcoming. That said, that scene was meant as a mix of comedy and action and not to be taken too seriously so for most peoples who are not martial arts afficionados, it should not be a problem. The rest of the action including gun scenes were well done.

Michelle Monaghan is also pretty solid in her role as the mom of the familly. Charming and charismatic. The kids also got to have enough screen time and developement that they felt usefull and interesting in the story. Every character pretty much as its own arc.

Overall its a movie that i taught was pretty enjoyable on a first watch. It is a mix between comedy and action but at the same time since it never fully commit to either side, you can't say its a super funny comedy or a big action movie. It is a bit of everything and it makes for a good story tough.

Ultimately not every movie is meant to be watch multiple times and considering Apple TV+ has a pretty limited selection of mainstream original movies (Ghosted being one of the few great ones), it is a welcome addition that both casual viewers and cinephile should enjoy.

There is no denying this is another take on the Schwarzenegger - TRUE LIES movie.

I think where this film succeeds is in showing how the secrets Dan/Sean kept for all those years impacted his family. From the routine ways in which he showed his wife how much he loved her to the lack of ability to connect with his children.

It is only when he is forced to bring his secrets into the light with his family is he truly able to connect with them.

While it may not feel fresh, this movie does a good job at paying homage to the original as well as offering something new.

Wahlberg, Monaghan, Colletti, and Crosby do a fine job bringing the characters to life in fun and enjoyable ways.

While this movie may not win any awards - it is certainly a fun watch.

This was a cute movie, where Marky Mark (also producer here) is in a physical shape that is truly exceptional, and married to a beautiful wife with only a very civilized age gap. There's product placement, but not too much. There's staggering violence, but it's all squeaky clean so it can be a Xmas movie. All the supporting cast is ethnic just the right amount. The family is flush with tremendous cash, which helps plot advancement as well as beautiful cinematography / scenes.

It was very enjoyable, assuming enough suspension of disbelief. The whole thing is obviously very predictable, but it's executed nicely. Everybody but the teenage daughter is world-class level at something, so while it's promoting family values, it is, for a change, not promoting mediocrity.

I watched this while cycling indoors, was perfect to get me through my winter workout.

Mark Wahlberg seems to have developed a knack for leading family movies. Prior to his role as the leading man in "Instant Family," Wahlberg was kicking butt and taking names in a variety of action films. Now, in Apple TV's "Family Plan," he blends his action-packed past with the endearing awkward dad character, portraying a former government assassin with a wife and children. The supporting cast of family members enhances the film's appeal with their strong performances.

"Family Plan" does a fine job of balancing lighter comedic moments with action. Despite a handful of poorly conceived gags, a predictable storyline, and a formulaic plot, it doesn't feel overly dumbed-down, a common pitfall in many family movies. Instead, it offers just enough fun and fresh material to make it an enjoyable choice for a family movie night.

Reading the negative audience reviews here, it's as if many of the people decided to watch The Family Plan without any idea about what they might get with a Mark Wahlberg, family-oriented action-comedy. This ain't Oppenheimer, folks. My wife and I had zero expectations when we tuned in and this movie more than surpassed the low bar we had set. It was cute, funny, and mildly action-oriented, with better than expected acting and a few moments that were actually pretty funny and heart-warming. If you're looking for a potential Oscar nominee, you're looking in the wrong place. But, if you want to pass a few hours and walk away with a smile on your face (like the adorable baby in this movie), you really won't go wrong with The Family Plan.

So there was some money left and no ideas. How easy is it just to remake a high scoring film but without the large budget. This is so copied from True Lies, even the main character has the same job and there is also the evil Asian woman. The ending with a show out against the baddies in an empty building, same. Between the first and last act there is the road trip ala National Lampoon's Vacation and it feels as boring as the real trip possibly would be. A few scenes are inserted to show how the kids and parents are growing to eachother. The film is trying to copy the light hearted touch of True Lies but fails. Is it a bad film? No surprisingly it is entertaining enough to sit along, mainly due to the main characters Mark Wahlberg and the amazing Michelle Monaghan. It's an actrice I don't see much, but she does a great job and it feels there is chemistry between both persons. And Mark Wahlberg never changes and I still love this guy for his commitment.

The Family Plan becomes very tiresome fast with it's long run time and generic plot/comedy/action. Nothing is special from this film presented by Apple. Mark Wahlberg tries his best here but can't save this film from sinking even though he stars and is a Executive Producer on. What is also dissapointing is the acting is very bad from everyone involved which is a surprise especially since this is a solid cast. Without spoiling to much of the plot point this reminded me of a cheap knockoff of True Lies in a way. You will know what I'm talking about when you watch this. The Family Plan gets failing grade from me with 4 stars out of 10.

Oh come on. Some people took this movie way too seriously with their ridiculously low ratings. It is what it is with no pretentious "deeper meaning". This was a fun ride. A goofy at times holiday treat. Yes, you could probably predict some of what was coming, but so what. The cast was great. And so many other fun characters in the entire movie. The baby was so cute and hysterical at times. This is a sit back with popcorn and laugh movie. If you just want to relax and enjoy a movie that is not stuffed with obligatory "stuff" and divisive messaging, this is it. It is entertainment. Don't take it too seriously.

Mark Wahlberg plays Mark Wahlberg, as usual. Michelle Monaghan is absolutely wonderful. Strangely enough neither of these two shows up in IMDB:s "Top Cast" list.

The little kid is entertaining.

The rest of the cast I do not remember much about, so they did apparently not add too much to it all.

The first half of the movie is fun but the second half is quite boring with stupid "action" that contains absolutely no blood whatsoever. It is strange how you can get a pole through your upper torso and not bleed at all. It is an ultra processed and clean version of "Nobody", albeit with some humour.

OK if you want to be entertained for a couple of hours but not more. Ah yes, did I mention it has Michelle Monaghan in it? ;)

Like a family version of Mr & Mrs Smith. We loved it funny and full of action. Crazy fight scenes. Great chemistry between Mark W and Michell M. And they both have endless energy. Also in great shape.

Star of the show is that adorable baby. His sweet little laugh and perfect timing were spot on. Kids of course come around from being always annoyed at their parents and lying to them to being very impressed and learning the true value of family. The Trevor character is everything that's wrong with young people and it's perfect what where he ends up.

Far-fetched of course and a little silly but so what. It was a lot of fun to watch.

Very entertaining.

In the realm of mindless action comedies, "The Family Plan 2023" treads a well-worn path, featuring Mark Wahlberg as the protagonist, former elite government assassin Dan. Faced with the resurgence of adversaries from his past, Dan opts for an unconventional escape strategy - packing his wife (Michelle Monaghan), teenage daughter, teenage son, and a surprisingly pivotal character, their 10-month-old baby, into a minivan for an impromptu cross-country road trip to Las Vegas.

While the film doesn't break any new ground in terms of its narrative, what elevates it from the run-of-the-mill action comedy is the unexpected star power of the youngest member of the ensemble - the adorable 10-month-old baby. In the midst of explosions, car chases, and typical action sequences, the infant manages to steal the spotlight, providing moments of genuine humor and heart that resonate with audiences.

Wahlberg and Monaghan deliver performances true to their seasoned capabilities, injecting charm and charisma into their respective roles as parents navigating the chaos. However, it's the interactions involving the 10-month-old that inject a refreshing element into the formulaic proceedings. The clever use of the baby's innocence and unpredictability adds a layer of authenticity to the family dynamic, serving as the unexpected source of both comedic relief and genuine warmth.

Despite the film's adherence to a tried-and-true formula, the endearing presence of the youngest family member helps "The Family Plan 2023" rise above the monotony. The action-packed road trip may not offer groundbreaking storytelling, but the delightful twist of placing the spotlight on the 10-month-old character gives this predictable family adventure an endearing and memorable touch, making it a worthwhile watch for those seeking a lighthearted blend of action and family dynamics.

Mark Wahlburg always delivers no matter something just entertaining or profound. Wasn't sure if I would watch all of it but glad that I did. Truly a feel good, fun, high octane (last part) romp. Good performances all around. Because of lots of shooting and (non graphic) killing of bad guys towards the last part of the film, not sure that little kids should see it though it's pretty family friendly for over half of the film. I watched it on Sunday evening, wanted to be entertained but also pause to deal with evening stuff and didn't lose the thread. Definitely entertaining enough to watch when you can't figure out what mood you're in and don't want something heavy.

A fun romp! Grab your popcorn and watch Mark, Monaghan and the family take a road trip. A bonus is the character of Max inspired casting and clever concept by writer, director or whomever came up with Max.

You get one scene of Wahlberg's abs, which I think is an 8 Pack?!

While it's Wahlberg's movie there is good story arch for each of the characters. Monaghan is not the damsel in distress plus gets a hero moment.

The plot is Hollywood standard, but It's a really fun movie with laugh out loud moments and you cheer for the characters.

It's a pretty barren at Christmas 2023 for good shows/movies but this is a great one.

In silly but well made, engaging, feel-good actioner "The Family Plan" Marky Mark Whalberg lives a blissfully quiet (boring) life with wife Michelle Monaghan & kids Zoe Margaret Colletti, Van Crosby & baby - who know nada of his previous life as an assassin... until the goons of his ex-boss Ciarán Hinds find him, forcing him on a cross-country road trip (in which he battles them while hiding what's happening) to a glitzy Las Vegas showdown (which goes on a tad too long). It's pure entertainment with no deeper value, but all performances are pitch perfect, David Coggeshall's screenplay is solid, and director Simon Cellan Jones splendidly pulls it all together. It's unadulterated fun.

I enjoyed this movie. It was fun, didn't take itself too seriously but didn't fall into excessive quips either. It did feel like it dragged at times. But never to a point I disliked it.

It feels like this is cut from the same cloth as Mitchel's vs. The Machines. But instead of family comedy meets robot apocalypse, you got family comedy meets spy thriller. And it bale cues the two really well.

The cinematography is top notch too! And the music can go real hard at times in the best way.

The cast was also solid. It seemed like everyone was putting in their A game, and the dialogue between the family was genuinely charming. Give this movie a chance. It's honest fun!

It is a movie everyone has seen 100 times. Just filled with cliche after cliche it is so dumb.

When I was watching the movie I was trying to guess in my head which cliche they were going to use next and I was right most of the time.

If it was a kid movie I would understand this a bit more but its not?? So why would anyone want to watch 2 hours of generic scenes we have all seen 1000 times?

I dont think there was a single original idea in this film which is honestly just sad and pathetic.

The family plan is a movie filled with generics scenes, corny jokes and cliche after cliche after cliche.

Here is a mess of a movie. It's frankly absurd. Probably the dumbest thing we've seen all year.

The above is only partially true if you go into this Apple TV Produced film with the crazy idea that it's gonna blow your expectations out the door.

This is what I call a FUN DUMB ACTION movie in reign of Last Action Hero, Or any Mark Walhberg action movie of past. It's ridiculous, sometimes annoying, and has poorly written bad guys. The plot is whatever you want it to be. There's no real story here. Just go with it. Pop your popcorn, add lots of butter and push play on your Apple remote. It's 2hrs long but don't panic. You'll survive.

Rarely does a movie surprise you when you know who is in it and what the plot is. This one had all the makings of terrible. Apple movies aren't usually Netflix bad so we gave it a shot plus it's really hard to hate any movie with Mark Wahlberg in it-he just makes it better. Of course this was full of impossible scenes and events and implausible outcomes but you don't care when watching it. It's like watching a super hero movie and having no concerns about the powers the actors have--it's a super hero movie! Same with this comedy. Nothing will make sense and you won't believe any of it could ever happen-it didn't matter to me. Wahlberg embodies the character and you instantly root for him and his family. It's an easy watch and who cares it's ridiculous.

The movie turned out to be an absolute letdown from the very start. Right from the beginning, the acting felt unnaturally theatrical, especially in the interactions between the characters. Even with Mark Wahlberg onboard, the performances felt hollow and contrived, making it impossible to connect with the story. The dialogue sounded forced, devoid of any genuine emotion or natural flow, resembling more of a scripted reading than a genuine conversation, especially with the kids. The plot, involving an ex-hitman chased by villains while on a family road trip, rapidly descended into ridiculousness and absurdity. The attempted seriousness in life-threatening situations failed miserably, with laughably unrealistic scenarios that never worked after adding the comedic tone. The entire premise felt like a mockery, leaving me thoroughly disappointed and uninterested in continuing. It's a shame considering the potential of the initial concept, but the execution was nothing short of a train wreck. This is the type of movie the people would leave in the background while playing UNO.