Aleisha Allen, Ice Cube, John C. McGinley
The Persons family decides to move from the big city to the suburbs for the idyllic life. A house renovation leads to chaos, particularly when the contractor who clashes with Nick, bonds with his wife...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 7, 2007
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Stats: 12,801 reviews
Flixster Reviews (12,801)
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August 5, 2008''I can fix that.''
(You can't touch this! No seriously :P)
Tries to be funny, ends up being a compost heap nominee...
Nick and Suzanne are newlyweds with a dream home in the suburbs in mind to raise their children in. However, that dream is challenged by the bizarre met...( read more) -
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May 13, 2008"I can fix that." (It would have been nice if Ice Cube was referring to the screenplay...unfortunately he's not)
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Unfortunately, as long as Hollywood sees a profit in them they will continue to roll out these types of appalling, strictly by-the-numbers children's flic -
October 24, 2007This movie was ok. Chuck was awesome though, I think John McGinley did a great job at being Chuck. I thought there was lots of funny parts but it was a little wierd of a movie.
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November 2, 2009"Hey, Director "Steve Carr"? How about letting me Direct, this film instead?"
This was exactly like the first,But worse!
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October 21, 2009Just wanted to watch it to see what Ice cube would be like in a family movie and he was pretty much the same just without the swearing and drug use. I enjoyed this movie I thought Ice Cube was really good and Dr.Cox was really great just playing a nice version of Dr. Cox. Thought...( read more)
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Critic Reviews
April 6, 2007
Pete Hammond, Maxim
April 4, 2007
Amy Biancolli, Houston Chronicle
Are We Done Yet? isn't much more than a middling middle-class fantasy, but it has a few sweet admonitions nestled amid the tomfoolery. full review
April 3, 2007
Colin Covert, The Minneapolis Star Tribune
Mediocre from foundation to roof, this sequel to 2005's tepid road trip farce Are We There Yet? is the movie equivalent of a tear-down. full review
April 1, 2007
Nick Schager, Slant Magazine
What makes Are We Done Yet? so shoddy isn't its likeable star's now-familiar cuddly-bear persona, but the fact that the film could easily pass for another entry in the Cheaper by the Dozen franchise. full review
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August 9, 2007i like this picture so bad then it had me crackin up in the theatre who never watch it should see it fa real it good
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July 10, 2007Hah, a fan club for "are we done yet". I must say that made me laugh harder than the actual...I don't know what to refer to it as it is. I would not say film, because that would put in a group which includes "The Godfather", "Citizen Kane" and "Akira", and as something which many people count as a form of ART! I don't class this as art, more of Ice Cube trying to audition for Big Brother.
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June 14, 2007The funnyest part of the movie was all the children get what they want. It was so cute when that kid was singing on stage at the party.
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