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Double Trouble

Play trailer 2:07 Poster for Double Trouble PG-13 Oct 2026 1h 28m Action Comedy Crime Holiday Play Trailer Watchlist
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When two quick-witted sisters suddenly find themselves entangled in a full-blown jewelry heist in Las Vegas, they must recruit a jaded security guard, survive bumbling henchmen, and thwart the mastermind behind it, all before their parents realize they’re missing.

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Tara McNamara Common Sense Media 2 days ago
1/5
Shaun Piccinino's family-oriented casino Christmas caper is ho-ho-horrible. Go to Full Review
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jesse v 5 days ago this movie went from a kids focused movie in the first act and then shifts to andrew koji's character as the focus for the rest of the movie. the parents were contractually allowed to interact with the kids for the first 5 min and last 5 min of the movie, plus they were sidelined into space for the entire film. the Christmas theme was tacked on just to have the family unity and set decorations. Andrew koji gave his best performance in not giving in the campiness writing and brings action against the red dressed lady. also the lady on the laptop would have been cool to see in action if she wasn't stuck on laptop duty. and the main sisters are only shown either by the pool or the basement of the casino. Ya know, maybe filming a kids movie in a CASINO wasn't the greatest idea. ALSO WHY DOES WARNER BROS HAVE THIS??? See more Ranny L @RT68152916 1 day ago Get ready for a wild ride through Las Vegas because Double Trouble is a fun, fast-paced adventure filled with action, comedy, family, and plenty of sisterly chaos! What I love most about this movie is the chemistry between real-life sisters Madeleine McGraw and Violet McGraw. Their relationship feels natural, funny, and believable, which gives the movie a lot of heart underneath all the action. The cast is definitely a big highlight of Double Trouble. Madeleine McGraw and Violet McGraw bring a wonderful sisterly dynamic to the screen and, knowing they are sisters in real life, makes their chemistry even more fun to watch. Charlotte and Willow may get themselves into plenty of trouble, but they also learn that working together and trusting each other can help them overcome challenges that seem impossible. Andrew Koji adds action and humor as David, while Jack Griffo, Jesse La Flair, Struggle Jennings, Brynne Kurland round out the cast. By Kennedy P., KIDS FIRST! See more Pete Z @PeteZanbir 1 day ago This was a HUGE surprise. I lost my wife to COVID six years ago and haven't been to a theater since. I looked for a movie I know she would've liked. as we used to take our kids to movies when they were younger. This is a GREAT family movie and my wife would have LOVED it. There was violence, but it was "cartoony" enough that kids can still watch it, without it being too silly for adults. I also hate predictable movies and the plot actually surprised me a couple times, which was a welcome thing. This is just about the best "family" movie I've seen in a VERY long time, and just a lot of fun overall. See more Maxine 3 days ago Absolutely terrible. Did high school students make this? See more Christine 4 days ago What is with these rushed out, soulless films? Ive seen more heartfelt clips on instagram. Is the director and writer 15 years old? I want my hour and 30 mins back. See more Stephen G @RT87615370 5 days ago This feels like a Christmas movie created for streaming on Hallmark or Peacock or one of the many streamers that have a flood of Christmas movies each year. In this case, it's a nice setup and good acting. It's a little light on laughs, and the action is fairly predictable...this would be a great movie to have on in the background when you don't want to focus and, instead, enjoy something comfortable. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis When two quick-witted sisters suddenly find themselves entangled in a full-blown jewelry heist in Las Vegas, they must recruit a jaded security guard, survive bumbling henchmen, and thwart the mastermind behind it, all before their parents realize they’re missing.
Director
Shaun Paul Piccinino
Producer
Ali Afshar, Daniel Aspromonte, Christina Moore
Screenwriter
John Ducey, John Ducey
Distributor
Seismic Releasing
Production Co
ESX Entertainment
Rating
PG-13
Genre
Action, Comedy, Crime, Holiday
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Oct 9, 2026, Limited
Runtime
1h 28m
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