The Out-Laws

Owen Browning, a young bank manager, is eagerly preparing for his upcoming wedding to his fiancée, Parker McDermott. The excitement is palpable, but the couple is also anxious about the arrival of Parker's estranged parents, whom Owen is eager to meet.

Parker's estranged parents contact the couple, bringing joy to Owen who is excited to finally meet them. However, Parker is filled with anxiety as she knows her parents can be overbearing and unpredictable.

In a phone call to share the good news about Parker's parents coming to the wedding, Owen is bombarded with complaints and quirky concerns from his own parents. They express confusion about Parker's career as a yoga instructor and criticize the McDermott family for their absence in her life.

Owen faces a dilemma at the bank when he needs to rescue an employee trapped inside the vault. This incident highlights the state-of-the-art security system he manages, while also exposing the competition with their rival bank known for superior vault security.

While having dinner with his own parents, Owen discusses the imminent arrival of Parker’s parents. He contacts the storage facility where Parker's family keeps a personal locker, which unintentionally attracts the attention of crime boss Rehan Zakaryan.

Parker's parents, Billy and Lilly McDermott, unexpectedly arrive at their home while Parker is in a yoga class. They demand to be addressed by their first names and reminisce about how Owen frequently attended Parker's yoga sessions, which eventually led to their relationship.

Owen takes a day off from work to bond with Parker's parents, engaging in thrilling activities like skydiving and getting tattoos. This day of adventurous fun reveals a stark contrast to Owen's more laid-back personality and creates comedic tension.

As the wedding approaches, the notorious 'Ghost Bandits' rob Owen's bank. Clues start to surface suggesting a connection between the robbers and Parker's family, creating paranoia in Owen’s mind due to prior discussions about bank security with Lilly.

FBI Special Agent Roger Oldham interrogates Owen in the presence of his in-laws, as suspicions arise about the McDermotts' possible involvement in the robbery. Owen feels overwhelmed and begins to piece together a conspiracy that leaves him torn between family loyalty and the truth.

Owen overhears Rehan threatening Parker, demanding a $5 million ransom linked to a previous robbery involving the McDermotts. When evidence implicates Owen, he and Oldham devise a plan to record a confession, but chaos ensues when Rehan's henchmen kidnap Parker.

Reluctantly, Owen teams up with Parker’s parents to save her. They reveal that Rehan was once their partner but has gone rogue, and they plan to rob a bank under their own terms, believing Owen's involvement can help them succeed.

The McDermotts and Owen target Victory Union Bank for their heist, but things quickly go awry filled with comedic blunders. Although they manage to steal cash, Owen’s missteps lead to a hectic chase through a graveyard, intensifying their predicament.

They decide to focus on Atlas Reserve, where Owen pretends to be enhancing their bank's security. While he distracts the manager, the McDermotts create a diversion, allowing Owen to steal more cash using the emergency escape hatch.

In a surprising twist, Owen outsmarts Rehan during the final showdown, culminating in the McDermotts turning themselves in to help Agent Oldham resolve the situation. They receive a brief moment to celebrate at Owen and Parker’s wedding, despite the tumultuous events.

As the wedding day concludes, Owen ingeniously leaves a paperclip in the wedding cake. This clever tactic is a nod to assisting the McDermotts in their escape from the consequences of their actions, adding a humorous twist to the celebratory event.