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Ice Cube’s earlier comedies (the two Barbershop films, the 3
films in the Friday series), Cube usually plays the straight man who
reacts to everything around him while his co-stars carry the brunt
of the laughs. This time, Cube’s the fall guy. |
Are We There Yet?
(2005) Film Review |
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| CREDITS |
|  Directed
by Brian Levant
Story
by Steven Gary Banks & Claudia Grazioso
Screenplay by Steven Gary Banks, Claudia Grazioso, J. David
Stem & David N. Weiss
Cast
(in credits order)
Ice Cube .... Nick Persons
Nia Long .... Suzanne Kingston
Aleisha Allen .... Lindsey Kingston
Philip Bolden .... Kevin Kingston
Jay Mohr .... Marty
M.C. Gainey .... Al Buck
C. Ernst Harth .... Ernst
Nichelle Nichols .... Miss Mable
Henry Simmons .... Karl
Produced
by
Matt Alvarez .... producer
Ice Cube .... producer
Derek Dauchy .... executive producer
Dan Kolsrud .... executive producer
Dan Kolsrud .... producer
Original Music by David Newman
Cinematography by Thomas E. Ackerman
Film Editing by Lawrence Jordan
MPAA: Rated PG for language
and rude humor.
For rating reasons, go to FILMRATINGS.COM,
and MPAA.ORG.
Parents, please refer to PARENTALGUIDE.ORG
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| SYNOPSIS
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In
Revolution Studios’ family comedy Are We There Yet?, Nick (Ice
Cube), a smooth operator, is trying to land a date with a young, attractive
divorcee, Suzanne (Nia Long). Problem is Suzanne is stuck working
in Vancouver and miserable because she misses her kids. Seizing the
opportunity, Nick gallantly offers to make her wish come true –
and his own in the process – by bringing seven-year-old Kevin
(Philip Daniel Bolden) and eleven-year-old Lindsey (Aleisha Allen)
up from Portland, Oregon to be reunited with their mom.
What Nick doesn’t know is that Suzanne's children think that
no man is good enough for their mom and will do everything they can
to make the trip a nightmare for him. Fasten your seat belts, it's
going to be a bumpy ride. |
 Review
by CHRIS UTLEY
There
really isn’t much difference between “Are We There
Yet”, and the typical, run of the mill Disney comedy. It’s
a simple premise: two kids get a grownup into all kinds of mischief
and slapstick situations. There are vomit jokes, car accident
gags, and grownups making huge pratfalls and being pummeled by
kids and farm animals. Kids will laugh their heads off while their
adult companions will either laugh with them or shake their heads
in disbelief.
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