Movie Yours Mine & Ours
Movie – Yours, Mine & Ours
Rated PG
3 ½ Stars
This family is not the Brady Bunch. The Brady Bunch never created this much chaos!
A man and woman marry. Combined they have 18 children. *waits while that sinks in* 18 children.
Then add that they have COMPLETELY different parenting and life styles. But, somehow, for a while, they make it work. (Ahhh, if only it was so easy in real life.) Eventually the children – who cannot stand each other – plot to try and breakup the parents. How does it end? Watch and find out. (Cruel, aren’t I?)
It was actually a pretty interesting sweet family-type movie. I don’t think I’d buy it yet, but I would sit through it again. I think it may be the type of movie that grows on you. So who knows if I’ll own it in the future or not.
KFR: Most
There is (of course) profanity. Anymore, that can be found in G rated movies.
P***ed is said quite plainly. Knowing my daughter, I wouldn’t let her watch the movie because of that one scene. However, if it’s not a big deal in your household, then go for it. Some suggestive between man-n-wife stuff, but I don’t think little ones will really pick up on it.
As always, if in doubt, watch it yourself before sharing with the family.
After all, these are just my opinions.
Rated PG
3 ½ Stars
This family is not the Brady Bunch. The Brady Bunch never created this much chaos!
A man and woman marry. Combined they have 18 children. *waits while that sinks in* 18 children.
Then add that they have COMPLETELY different parenting and life styles. But, somehow, for a while, they make it work. (Ahhh, if only it was so easy in real life.) Eventually the children – who cannot stand each other – plot to try and breakup the parents. How does it end? Watch and find out. (Cruel, aren’t I?)
It was actually a pretty interesting sweet family-type movie. I don’t think I’d buy it yet, but I would sit through it again. I think it may be the type of movie that grows on you. So who knows if I’ll own it in the future or not.
KFR: Most
There is (of course) profanity. Anymore, that can be found in G rated movies.
P***ed is said quite plainly. Knowing my daughter, I wouldn’t let her watch the movie because of that one scene. However, if it’s not a big deal in your household, then go for it. Some suggestive between man-n-wife stuff, but I don’t think little ones will really pick up on it.
As always, if in doubt, watch it yourself before sharing with the family.
After all, these are just my opinions.
posted by Me, Not You at 8:21 PM
6 Comments:
I liked this movie so much that I saw it in the theater with Mom without my husband, only to have her say that Dennis Quaid's character was in fact my husband. Understand that I saw the original with Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda and liked that one too. Well, anyhow, I saw this version again at home, forcing my husband to see it and I think he liked it okay. I am now a PG or G person, sad to say and I love wholesome things so this one really scored with me!
Hey, Enigma, I'm in NC and the MIL just made dinner so I think I'll go eat! :) Later
Hey Tart.
I like Dennis Quaid. He has a smile that just makes you think he's up to something! :)
If I saw the original, then it was too long ago because I don't remember it. But I have thought about renting it. I bet it's a good funny movie that the entire family would enjoy.
Thanks for reminding me about the original.
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