Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert |
5 |
...a shrill "comedy"... |
Chicago Tribune
Michael Wilmington |
5 |
It's not much of a movie, another bright, shtick-laden gagfest from Brian Levant, director of The Flintstones and Beethoven--but it's lively and watchable and a nice showcase for a pleasant cast... |
E!
|
4 |
This is a detour to avoid. |
filmcritic.com
Pete Croatto |
2 |
The awfulness of this movie is boundless. |
New York Post
Lou Lumenick |
3 |
...within five minutes, you'll be asking, is Are We There Yet? over yet? |
TV Guide
Maitland McDonagh |
2 |
Aimed at youngsters for whom flatulence, urination or vomiting represent the height of hilarity, this repetitive, predictable comedy will leave adults whimpering, "Is it over yet?" |
Reel
Sarah Chauncey |
5 |
There's nothing new in Are We There Yet? but it could have been much worse. |
Slant Magazine
Nick Schager |
5 |
...a pleasantly toothless family comedy... |
Entertainment Weekly
Owen Gleiberman |
5 |
...a road trip to benign banality... |
New York Times
Dana Stevens |
5 |
...watchable... |
Los Angeles Times
Kevin Thomas |
2 |
...a thuddingly miscalculated comedy... |
People
Leah Rozen |
5 |
...offers no surprises and goes on a few scenes too long, but much of it is relatively amusing... |
LA Weekly
Chuck Wilson |
3 |
Surely the only thing more excruciating than being trapped in a car with a bratty child is having to sit through a road-trip movie that features two of them. |
Village Voice
Mark Holcomb |
4 |
...lacks the courage of its grape-juice-, mud-, and vomit-spattered convictions. |
Onion AV Club
Nathan Rabin |
1 |
Never has the old axiom about not working with children or animals seemed wiser. |
Christian Science Monitor
David Sterritt |
5 |
Cube is cute and Long is lovely, but the youngsters are too brash and smug to bear. |
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