Are We Done Yet?

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Are We Done Yet?

PG,

2007,

1h 32m,

Kids & Family/

Comedy

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7%

88 Reviews

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32%

50+ Ratings

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7%

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88 Reviews

32%

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50+ Ratings

Nick and Suzanne decide to move to the suburbs to create a better life for children Lindsey and Kevin. The contractor they hired to renovate their home has a rather odd way of doing business, complicating the family's move. Matters spiral further out of control when the contractor clashes with Nick but bonds with Suzanne and the children.

Critics Consensus

Are We Done Yet? plays it way too safe with generic slapstick and uninspired domestic foibles.

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Anna Smith

Time Out

Jul 12, 2007

Let's just hope the kids find burping raccoons and crumbling ceilings hilarious.

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Edward Porter

The Times (UK)

Jun 9, 2007

1/5

The only thing in Steve Carr's fatuous movie that earns a few giggles is John C McGinley's silliness as a new-age builder.

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Peter Bradshaw

Guardian

Jun 9, 2007

1/5

As unfortunate titles for cynically commercial sequels go, this one's a doozy

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David Nusair

Reel Film Reviews

May 3, 2024

2/4

...a sequel that ultimately falls right in line with its periodically passable yet mostly middling predecessor...

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Sandie Angulo Chen

Common Sense Media

Oct 31, 2007

2/5

Ice Cube's do-it-yourself sequel is too formulaic.

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Christopher Smith

Bangor Daily News (Maine)

Aug 2, 2007

D

We're finished.

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Kylo W

Nov 11, 2018

Strong, sometimes stuff. This should be required viewing before that first contract is signed, and before that DoD policy posting is confirmed. Women, especially, should be aware of their additional risk of sexual abuse from their fellow service members. We're left with the participants experiencing a possibility of hope.

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Abraham S

Nov 10, 2018

I was very much looking forward to watch this documentary especially that it talks about the struggles of veterans and PTSD, but I thought it was confusing and there was no flow to the story.

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Steve Carr

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Ice Cube

Nick

Nia Long

Suzanne

John C. McGinley

Chuck Mitchell Jr.

Aleisha Allen

Lindsey

Philip Bolden

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Synopsis

Nick and Suzanne decide to move to the suburbs to create a better life for children Lindsey and Kevin. The contractor they hired to renovate their home has a rather odd way of doing business, complicating the family's move. Matters spiral further out of control when the contractor clashes with Nick but bonds with Suzanne and the children.

Director: Steve Carr
Producer: Ice Cube, Matt Alvarez, Ted Hartley, Todd Garner
Screenwriter: Hank Nelken
Distributor: Sony Pictures Entertainment
Production Co: RKO Pictures, Revolution Studios, Cubevision
Rating: PG (Some Innuendos|Brief Language)
Genre: Kids & Family, Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Apr 4, 2007, Wide
Release Date (Streaming): Apr 25, 2011
Box Office (Gross USA): $49.6M
Runtime: 1h 32m
Sound Mix: Dolby SRD, DTS, SDDS
Aspect Ratio: Flat (1.85:1)

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