My thanks to pepi at thelostmovies for pointing me in the direction of this one.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1105274/
Donald "Doc" Holiday (Dave Coulier) is a small time con man with big dreams, but his plans always seem to be foiled by his bad luck. Whenever he gets some cash, he always gambles and now, he finds himself on the run from an enforcer. If he doesn't come up with some serious money soon, he'll be in serious trouble. So when a lawyer informs him he could inherit millions, Doc is intrigued, but soon disheartened. He has to prove he has changed his ways, settled down with a family, and even have gainful work. But while he has none of those things, he has a little time to make it happen, so he bribes two runaway orphans to pose as his kids, then tricks a beautiful women into posing as his wife. The scam seems to work at first, but when Doc starts to wish his fake life was his real life, is it too late for him start over?
This is without question a movie aimed at families, so keep in mind, there is sap, melodrama, magical turn of events, and some Christian values. The movie is by no means goodie-goodie, but it does have a Christian message, though again, it isn't force fed as you watch. At its core, The Family Holiday is a brisk comedic movie, which tries to instill the importance of family, even for those of us who aren't perfect souls. The movie is sappy to be sure, a bit too much for my tastes, but I think youngsters will enjoy it and parents will appreciate the positive values involved. Dave Coulier kind of vanished after Full House, but he is decent here, even giving us his impressions a few times. I can't really judge The Family Holiday on the normal scale, because it is a family oriented movie and never tries to hide that. The movie isn't great, but it is solid and has some good humor, not to mention positive values, so The Family Holiday is recommended.
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I don't normally rename files but when somebody uses an obscure name, presumably to keep it among the elite few, I have no problem doing so.
An excellent quality 2cd rip!
Like this post to see ed2k links [679.07 MiB] Like this post to see ed2k links [672.55 MiB]Anyone wishing to obtain quickly (and help share) can grab this at a.b.atari. Posted on Dec 07 using filename FamHol. Release is a split avi so hj join or similar will be necessary.
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