Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

They visit national parks and do things that millions of us do all the time, while attempting to stuff their child with information as if he is an empty thumb drive in need of downloads. If you get excited about seeing them deal with crises that their apparently-advantaged upbringing didn't expose them to, like having to take clothes to a laundromat or deal with a brake replacement on their RV, this is the film for you. She is particularly insufferable, including her offering of overused literature quotations. He seems to have some potential as a videographer and they did okay with musical selections for the soundtrack.