5.9 of 10. The movie/rock star version of a child stuck in a divorce and its many other complications. There's a variety of mystery and relationship subplots going on, such as who is the villain and who is the hero and who gets Maise. The child in this case has the advantage of having wealthy parents, so some of the normal problems are removed while other problems come up and other common problems remain.
The casting fits nearly perfect. The girl is cute but not too cute, which fits her parents. Moore is still attractive but clearly an aged star beyond her prime years, someone like so many in the present day seeking to be a parent a little too late.
Despite an intriguing story that has most of the touches of reality lacking in too many family films, it doesn't go anywhere significant and never really fits the title, leaving it as a cute heart warmer of a film about what Maise observes and feels.
The casting fits nearly perfect. The girl is cute but not too cute, which fits her parents. Moore is still attractive but clearly an aged star beyond her prime years, someone like so many in the present day seeking to be a parent a little too late.
Despite an intriguing story that has most of the touches of reality lacking in too many family films, it doesn't go anywhere significant and never really fits the title, leaving it as a cute heart warmer of a film about what Maise observes and feels.