Christine Taylor, Christopher Daniel Barnes, David Spade
A man claiming to be Carol Brady's long-lost first husband, Roy Martin, shows up at the suburban Brady residence one evening. An impostor, the man is actually determined to steal the Bradys' familiar ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 10, 2003
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May 26, 2008Drug sequences and dance numbers were fun. Incest was funny. lots more subtle jokes but fell short of the original.
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June 10, 2007This sequel to "The Brady Bunch Movie" continues the funny contrasting of the 70's family with modern life, but goes one further by introducing a scammer (Tim Matheson), who tries to take advantage of the family's good will by claiming he is the long-lost husband of Mrs. Brady (S...( read more)
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October 2, 2009Carol Brady?s (Shelley Long) long-lost first husband, Roy Martin (Tim Matheson) shows up at the suburban Brady residence impostor named Trevor Thomas. Trevor?s ruse is uncovered by Bobby Brady (Jesse Lee Soffer) & Cindy Brady (Olivia Hack). Trevor kidnaps Carol to Hawaii. Brady f...( read more)
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September 20, 2009this was a corny movie but the parts of greg being with marsha was hilarious but so cute too! it was good for a few laughs but then it got stupid
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September 6, 2009It was funnier than the first film with a better script. Tim Matheson (Animal House) is very funny as a con-artist pretending to be Carol Brady's first husband. The scene where Alice accidentally puts shrooms in his spaghetti is hilarious. While the sexual tension between Greg a...( read more)
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August 18, 2009Okay, the reason why I saw this movie in the first place (other than my adoration for everything camp and kitsch) was that there's this website called denofgeek that totally goes batshit crazy for this movie and I wanted to see why. This was one of those early forays into adaptin...( read more)
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