It isn’t exactly the “Brady Bunch” but “Picture Perfect” does combine two families for an interesting movie and it illustrates nicely that people can change. When a couple of teens work their plan to combine their two families as one in order to win a contest, to be the new Barrett Soda’s spokes family, it is a bit turbulent at first, especially since the dad, George, and the mom, Vicky, don’t like each other. However, George sleeps on the bedroom floor and the hoax is on. Ultimately the two adults and kids find they work much better together than separately.
This film contains humorous moments with likable leads (Richard Karn and Mary Page Keller). And they do what is right in the end. We are pleased to award this movie our Dove Seal for ages twelve plus although parents should consult our content listing and they may be fine with their kids who are a bit younger watching the film.
