Mark Wahlberg has demonstrated enough comedic timing and action skills in his previous work to make it logical that he would star in a film that combines the world of espionage with suburban family dynamics, similar to "True Lies" or "Nobody." There's something intriguing about watching an average family man transform into a highly-trained assassin, appealing to viewers who wonder if they could protect their family in a similar situation. However, "The Family Plan" fails to deliver on this premise.
In the film, Wahlberg plays Dan Morgan, jav a regular guy who works at a car dealership here and enjoys his family's routines. His life takes a turn when it's revealed that he used to be a hired assassin. As he navigates through dangerous situations with his family, the film relies on implausible scenarios for humor instead of relatable moments. The lack of grounded human behavior and genuine comedy undermines the potential of the storyline.
Despite the capable performances of the cast, including หนังav Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghan, the film struggles to find its footing. The plot veers between a family comedy and a spy thriller without fully committing to either, resulting in a disjointed and unsatisfying experience.