Yeah, They’re DONE Allright...

....so, you actually was convinced with those people who told you to put this film here, when they haven't even seen it to even judge it?

Response from Head RAZZberry: Why do you continually insist that our members "haven't even seen" these movies, when you have no proof of that? It's also clear you haven't seen many of these movies yourself, yet you have no compunction about blindly (and often blandly) defending them.

Please explain for us how your defense of them, sight unseen, is any different (or any better)  from what you continually accuse us of doing... 

 

moviewizguy, if you're NOT going to enjoy our comments on these bad movies, then just get the hell outta here and leave us alone. On the other hand, if you still want to defend this film, well, I ain't stoppin' ya. But just accept the fact that we not just judge these movies by reviews from critics or Box Office numbers, but by the talents from the actors/actresses in these movies.

Response from Head RAZZberry: While we can feel free to question moviewizguy's motives for posting on our Forum, I hardly think phrases like "just get the hell outta here and leave us alone" are conducive to a vibrant, thriving Forum in which there is room for divergent and opposing viewpoints. I must admit, though, if moviewizguy likes 97.8% of everything Hollywood puts out (which, based on his dozens of posting to date, certainly seems to be the case) I am puzzled by his being drawn to the RAZZIE Forum in the first place... 

FACTUAL ERRORS: The Chuck Mitchell character talks about playing with Magic Johnson and the Lakers in the 1986 Finals. In fact, Boston played Houston in the 1986 NBA Finals. Magic Johnson played with the Los Angeles Lakers when they won those 5 NBA Championships, 1980, 1982, 1985, 1987, and 1988, as well as leading the Los Angeles Lakers to being 4 NBA Finals Runner-up in 1983, 1984, 1989, and 1991. In 1986, the Boston Celtics defeated the Houston Rockets, 4 games to 2 in the NBA Finals.

Does this qualify as a rip-off?  I've read in a number of places that Are We Done Yet? rips off Cary Grant's Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House.  I haven't seen either movie yet, so I don't know.

Response from Head RAZZberry: MR. BLANDINGS, in which Grant co-starred with Myrna Loy, was a pleasant enough 1948 comedy about a family buying a money-eating home in the country (IMDb LINK). It was previously ripped off in 1986 by THE MONEY PIT ( IMDb LINK ). This version (which apparently went into production as an official remake of the 1948 film) does qualify as a remake, but I'd say it's a much likelier contender for Worst Sequel or Prequel. Mayhaps we should list it as a choice in both categories...

 

How funny...Here we have a movie that manages to be a contender for both Worst Sequel and Worst Rip-Off.

Response from Head RAZZberry: Actually, since its listing on IDMb sez it went into production as an official remake of the 1948 film ( LINK ) I think this one qualifies as Worst Remake, NOT Rip-Off. When the film-makers freely admit whose material they are "re-imagining," it gets a pass on the "Rip-Off" designation, though on a technicality... 

I was also a bit surprised to see that this film already ranks among the Top 50 on the IMDb's 100 Worst Movies of All Time List ( LINK ). Sure, it sux -- But all-time sux?!?!? 

 

Now you know this should  be a worst sequel nominee.
P.S. The first one wasn't so great either.

This big steaming piece of dump is a "WORST SEQUEL OR PREQUEL" contender for sure!!! Also a "WORST SUPPORTING ACTOR" contender for John C. McGinley, who also could get nominated for his performance in "Wild Hogs".

That's exactly what I'd be doing if there actually was a second sequel.