A happy big family

Rachelle 2021-12-12 08:01:10

This movie is very interesting, even though many of the plot settings seem to be old-fashioned today. For example, the mother left for career and the family fell into chaos. For TV interviews, the mother returned to the family but was discovered by outsiders the disharmony in the family. As the teacher said, "it is completely opposite to a happy big family." But what is different from other movies is that before the move, this is indeed a very happy big family, but they cherish each other more after the difficulties together. The fun of this movie lies in this. The clever children, the parents who are always in chaos but still enjoy it, this is not a movie that tells us how to be parents or children, it just shows us a happy big family.

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  • Bailey 2021-12-12 08:01:10

    Very happy, the plot is empty and one star is deducted; the ending is too vulgar and boring; it can be born; the boss’s narcissistic frustration is better than her boyfriend’s familiar face, decisively kicked it off; authoritarian parents are not desirable, and they still did not move back in the end; The boss is the most neglected Mark; it turns out that hank is the protagonist of the butterfly effect

  • Jimmie 2022-03-27 09:01:08

    If you give birth to 12 children in China, you will starve to death, your career will be in a mess, your family will be in a mess, and your eldest daughter will be implicated. The answer given in the end is to sacrifice career ideals to take care of children!

Cheaper by the Dozen quotes

  • Tom: You were checking me out, weren't you?

    Kate: Yes, I was. You got a problem with that?

    Tom: Twelve kids later and we still got the heat.

    Kate: Whoo!

  • Kate: Sarah, your suspension from lacrosse for excessive force has been lifted, so you're going today.

    Sarah Baker: Yes!

    Kate: Henry, you have band practice, all right? I cleaned your clarinet. Please don't play with food in your mouth again. Kim and Jessica, your teacher called and has made a request that you do not correct her in front of the class. Mike, you have show-and-tell today. And please, honey, remember that body parts do not count. Kyle and Nigel, you have a dentist's appointment at three o'clock, so you're going to work with Dad.

    Nigel BakerKyle Baker: Yeah!

    [yells]

    Tom: [yells]