Andrew Smith's Blog: Family Camp Movie Review and $10 Amazon Gift Card Giveaway

FAMILY CAMP is a faith-based family comedy from The Skit Guys, opening in theaters May 13.

• It’s fun (and funny!) for the whole family … everyone from 8 to 80.

• Tickets are on sale now at:

• The cast includes The Skit Guys—Tommy Woodard and Eddie James—along with Leigh-Allyn Baker (“Good Luck Charlie”), Gigi Orsillo, Robert Amaya (“Courageous”), Cece Kelly, Mark Christopher Lawrence, and social media sensation / comedian Heather Land.

• While there should be an endless supply, it sure feels as if we are running low on hope these days. FAMILY CAMP combines hope with humor and Him in an encouraging movie.

• By seeing it opening weekend (May 13-15), you are letting Hollywood know that you and your family want more movies like this!

• There is nothing better than seeing a movie in a full theater with your people. Take your group from church, school, the neighborhood, to see it together.

www.familycampmovie.com/groups

• The Skit Guys have been creating mini-movies for churches and youth groups for years, as well as performing live at events

• Synopsis: When their pastor encourages the congregation to sign-up for a week away at family camp, Grace (Leigh-Allyn Baker) believes she’s found the perfect cure for her imperfect clan—even if they’d all rather be anywhere but at rustic Camp Katokwah. The first feature film from The Skit Guys—Tommy Woodard and Eddie James—FAMILY CAMP is a laugh-out loud comedy that is sure to touch the hearts and tickle the funny bones of every family member from eight to eighty.

• FAMILY CAMP is releasing in theaters on May 13th! Buy your tickets now!

My Review:

Family Camp is an awesome family friendly movie. It is good for anyone from around eight years old and up. The film really tried to add laughter to the overall message of the film. Both families aren’t perfect and they both have their own issues. I liked how they added an over-the-top religious acting family and then we see the other family trying to live up to their standards in a more hilarious attempt. I liked how there wasn't any bad language in this film. I liked Leigh-Allyn Bake in this film and I thought she did a wonderful job of playing a mother who cares about her family and wants a fun activity to bring them closer together. I also liked being introduced to The Skit Guys—Tommy Woodard and Eddie James. This is the first time I have heard of them. I think they both added fun humor when they did crazy competing events at the camp. I thought personally when the two families did the big ball game it was hilarious. I have always wanted to personally try that but I imagine it would be pretty warm being trapped in a giant ball. Also, when they both got lost in the woods those fun bonding times also added a lot of laughter to the film. I also liked seeing Heather Land in the film and she played a fun role of her crushing on the camp director. I also liked the music part of Rhett Walker performing an original song. I didn't care for the other family 's singing. They added it for funny scenes but they don't need to try out for Idol. This is one of sing with a joyful noise moment. I also loved when they had the encounter with the beaver. He truly had some good parts. Overall, it is a good family friendly movie and I think all of their acting was spot on. Even with it being a Christian movie, this one wasn’t cheesy or anything of the sorts. It was very enjoyable that I think Hollywood is going to be paying attention to how well it does.