Cheaper by the Dozen

At the forefront, this movie scares me. I can't imagine having 12 kids. The two I have keep me busy enough, and to multiply that by six is more than I can even fathom. After releasing that fear, though, I have to laugh. Any family with 12 kids would have to use humor to get by, as they probably wouldn't be able to survive without it, but when you have Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt as parents, it's as funny as it can be.

Martin, as the dad, accepts a job offer in another city, prompting a move that the rest of the family struggles to get behind. Shortly after, Hunt, as the mom, finally gets her book, about raising 12 kids, off the ground and is called out of town to promote it. Martin refuses to admit to her that he can't handle the household, but it erupts into total chaos.

Without Martin and Hunt, I have to admit I wouldn't have liked this movie nearly as much. Hillary Duff was a draw to get the young girls to see the movie, but she really didn't add a whole lot to the film. It was really all Martin and Hunt.

This was one of the most horrible children’s/family movies that I have saw so far out there. There were many things that I did not understand about this movie and that really did not make me like this movie that much.

THE GOOD
The only good thing about this movie is that it was pleasant for the kids at honestly that is all.

THE BAD
OK lets begin this movie was not funny at all; it was very confusing, the movie was Unfocused, and was very chaotic, and the movie really stunk.

Overall
I definitely don’t recommend this movie at all to anyone.