Greedy

REVIEW
From the writers of Parenthood comes more dysfunctional family humor -- and though the results aren't equal to that film, this is nevertheless an appealing, though predictable comedy sporting a wicked bent. Fox plays an estranged nephew who returns to the estate of his rich, dying uncle (the crotchety Douglas) at the insistence of his greedy cousins. The film is at its most entertaining when these vulturous family members (including the devilishly funny Hartman) are at each other's throats in venomous one-upsmanship.