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Movie Name: Are We There Yet?
Casting By: Ice Cube - Nick Persons
Nia Long - Suzanne Kingston
Released: January 21st, 2005
Genre: Comedy, Kids/Family and Romance
Runtime: 95 min
Rating: PG for language and rude humor.
Director(s): Brian Levant
Producer(s): Matt Alvarez, Ice Cube, Dan Kolsrud
Writer(s): Steven Gary Banks, Claudia Grazioso, Steven Gary Banks, J. David Stem, David N. Weiss
Distribution: Sony Pictures Releasing
U.S. Box Office: $82,301,521
Country: USA
Language: English
  Are We There Yet?
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Are We There Yet? is a 2005 comedy film, directed by Brian Levant.

Nick Parsons (played by Ice Cube), a bachelor who specializes in sports collectibles, finds himself attracted to the beautiful Suzanne Shaw (played by Nia Long), until he realizes she has two children (played by Aleisha Allen & Phillip Daniel Bolden). Suzanne's children strongly believe that the only man suitable for her is their estranged father.

When Suzanne is stuck in Vancouver due to a business trip, she is left miserable and missing her kids. Furthermore, the children's dad who was supposed to be looking after them for the weekend has cancelled at the last minute saying that he was sick. This turned out to be a lie (Lindsey and Kevin passed his house later in the movie discovering he moved on with a new wife and a kid). This left them heartbroken because they really missed him so. Lindsey and Kevin do their best to make Nick's trip as nightmarish as possible. Seizing the opportunity to win Suzanne over (which he does at the end), Nick offers to transport them from Portland to Vancouver, despite the fact that he despises children.

The road trip seems to be a disaster from the outset, as Nick faces numerous mishaps in quick succession.

Tagline: 24 hours. 350 miles. His girlfriend's kids. What could possibly go wrong?

 
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