The box office wasn't exactly busy for Papadopolous and Sons, as I shared the largest screen in my local Cineworld with 4 other people. Which is a shame as this is better than several bigger films of the past month or so.
This is a tale of a successful businessman who loses everything in a banking crash and ends up finding out what is important in life, family, fun and being a nice person.
It has its faults, some of the dialogue is a bit clunky, and its a little cliché and much of it is very predictable, but on the whole this deserves a much bigger audience than, for example, G.I. Joe Retaliation. 7.5/10
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