Not as Bad as I feared
This was basically Home Alone in the Airport. The movie started off slowly and at first I questioned my decision to buy tickets for the whole family. After the first 15 - 20 minutes of setup the movie really starts. Each of the characters has enough development for you to become interested in his or her fate. Not a heavy hitter and not a big moral lesson or necessarily a Christmas story this was an enjoyable afternoon out with the kids, parents and grandparents. If your kid is a child of divorce he certainly won't feel alone after this movie. They definitely lay it on thick that children of divorce are shuffled around a lot more than other kids and therefore are smarter, faster, and more resourceful. Perhaps, but I don't think we should encourage divorce and shared custody as a method of creating better kids.