First off - we love The Skit Guys - so that's what brought us here to begin with - we were very much looking forward to, and excited about this movie from the word go!!! As for the movie - it's good - it's very enjoyable - it's fairly predictable, it's very similar to other things you've seen before - it's not amazing, and it's really not overly religious - although that's partly what we came for! Lol - Regardless, it is an enjoyable watch, it's a fun, cute movie - I am super glad they made it - and we hope others will follow. In summary, it's good - not blow you away amazing - but the again - I think that's really all they were going for!

Loved the movie, had no idea it was a Christian based film. I live in Arkansas and early on in the movie of course I think the cinematography is beautiful, then I figure out why, it's location is in the mountain range just south east of where I live, the message was clear, the actors were funny, the plot was good. There were some laugh out loud moments and some thought provoking ones too. Take the time to take the fam to a show, and if you do, make it this one, you won't be sorry. I was pleasantly entertained.

I saw Family Camp, starring Tommy Woodard-The Glory of Christmas_tv, The Bee Farm_short; Eddie James-The Glory of Christmas_tv, The Bee Farm_short; Leigh_Allyn Baker-Christmas in the Pines, Wish For Christmas and Gigi Orsillo-Still Pitching, Hope For the Holidays.

This is a light hearted comedy by a group called the Skit Guys. Tommy and Eddie are real life childhood friends that make up the Skit Guys that have performed together in comedy sketches for over 2o years. I've never heard of them but I've read that they have a big fan base and this is their first big screen movie. Anyway, Tommy and Leigh_Allyn are a married couple that are going to a church sponsored family camp to reconnect with each other. It seems that one of their biggest problems is that Tommy has been working a lot lately and neglecting his family. When they get to the camp site, they find out that they are roommates with Eddie and Gigi, a couple that are the complete opposite of them. Eddie and Gigi sing songs together-he even plays a harmonica while dancing with the kids-and they have a religious blessing ritual before bedtime. The camp has a contest consisting of different events among the campers and the winner gets a trophy. Guess who has been winning every year? Yep, Eddie and Gigi. On one of the events, Tommy and Eddie get separated from everyone-they get lost, basically-and tensions reach great heights between the two, ranging from hate to friendship and back and forth a lot.

It's rated PG for action and has a running time of 1 hour & 51 minutes.

It's not the funniest comedy I've ever seen but it has it's moments. I wouldn't buy it on DVD but it would be a good rental.