Is opportunism an unforgivable vice? I'm not the judge of that, but I humanly understand the temptation. If I could cheat Nestlé (famously trying to privatize DRINKING WATER in poverished countries) out of millions, would I? (Abso-fucking-lutely). I like that the characters weren't too villanized. They were an average family, figuring out a loophole. If that isn't how most mega companies (probably Celador, too, the company that originally owned the WWtBaM IP) work, maybe you're a tad naiive.

In the final act they try reeeeeeally hard to muddy the waters and make it seem like some kind of enduring mystery as to their guilt or innocence. That was very easy to see through. They should have just played it straight: They cheated at "Millionaire", here's how they did it. That is very interesting. In the end it felt too "TV Movie" for me.

good. ez watching.