All in all, this was a sufficiently amusing way to pass a couple of hours. But if you're looking for a plausible story line or relatable characters, you won't find them here.
The plots centers around a 60-ish mother and her two well-into-adulthood kids who go to England for the wedding of their impossibly rich and sort of estranged (by their choice) half sister, Mom's first kid with her first, philandering husband. The story is supposed to be about realizing what's important in life and the importance of family, but everything that happens to being about those conclusions is painfully contrived and actually, the main characters are really pretty unlikeable and much of the action ridiculous. The acting is mostly good. So watch it like a "beach read," not to actually get anything of substance from it.
The plots centers around a 60-ish mother and her two well-into-adulthood kids who go to England for the wedding of their impossibly rich and sort of estranged (by their choice) half sister, Mom's first kid with her first, philandering husband. The story is supposed to be about realizing what's important in life and the importance of family, but everything that happens to being about those conclusions is painfully contrived and actually, the main characters are really pretty unlikeable and much of the action ridiculous. The acting is mostly good. So watch it like a "beach read," not to actually get anything of substance from it.