Quality Problems

The ensemble in this movie was great. Great cameos too. The relationships felt so real which connected me more to the story. I felt like a friend of the family and took this journey with them.

Navigating everyday life when the worst happens - bearing up and going a little crazy. With the support and sometimes interference of well meaning family and friends, humor and heart always wins the day through life's challenges.

I thought it was an authentic and humorous account of how a family's life gets turned upside down by a cancer diagnosis. It was a delightful film and the production value was high. So refreshing to watch a community come together and deal lovingly with a difficult issue. We need that now. Very real with a sense of love and humor.

Life tosses us obstacles and problems. Quality Problems showcases how we all deal with these problems and the day to day living with imperfect family and friends. Coming from dysfunction . . . this film felt like wrapping up in a comfy old sweater.

Got multiple challenging situations all at the same time in your life? Watch Quality Problems. Loving family and supportive friends will see you through. As Bailey in Quality Problems found out things do not turn out perfect even if you are the most organized and strongest person. Life will throw you curve balls. Deal with it, add laughter to bad situations.

Imagine a one hour and thirty minute television soap opera then imagine calling that soap opera a film. That is what Quality Problems seemed like to me. The reason for two stars and not one is that the final production seemed professional but failed to add any more than the synopsis had to offer.