Cheaper by the Dozen 2

    Cheaper by the Dozen 2
    2005

    Synopsis

    Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt return as heads of the Baker family who, while on vacation, find themselves in competition with a rival family of eight children, headed by Eugene Levy,

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    Cast

    • Steve MartinTom Baker
    • Eugene LevyJimmy Murtaugh
    • Bonnie HuntKate Baker
    • Tom WellingCharlie Baker
    • Piper PeraboNora Baker-McNulty
    • Hilary DuffLorraine Baker
    • Carmen ElectraSarina Murtaugh
    • Jaime KingAnne Murtaugh
    • Taylor LautnerEliot Murtaugh
    • Alyson StonerSarah Baker

    Recommendations

    • 75

      Chicago Sun-Times

      What I liked the most about the second "Dozen," was another performance, the one by Alyson Stoner as their daughter Sarah. As a girl poised on the first scary steps of adolescence, she finds the kind of vulnerability and shy hope that Reese Witherspoon projected in "The Man in the Moon."
    • 70

      Los Angeles Times

      A family comedy that is actually involving, even believable, and manages to be pretty funny too.
    • 50

      USA Today

      Give Dozen a slight edge to the mournful "Yours, Mine & Ours" as a holiday season bottom-feeder, because Martin and Levy are better at slapstick than Dennis Quaid.
    • 50

      New York Post

      The point isn't really to make you laugh. The film is supposed to make people feel good about their families, and it does a fine job of it.
    • 40

      The Hollywood Reporter

      A textbook example of how not to mess with success, Cheaper by the Dozen 2 is every bit as forced, synthetic, banal and mawkish as the first edition.
    • 40

      Variety

      Bland, canned but studiously professional sequel retains most of the principals from Fox's family-friendly 2003 hit, including the ever-reliable Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt.
    • 38

      TV Guide Magazine

      Ironically, one of the film's best-developed characters is a mouse: The four-legged "Chizzler" actually has a legitimate story arc with a genuine payoff.
    • 30

      The New York Times

      This messy blend of silly slapstick and oversentimentality probably won't please children, teenagers or adults.

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