Daddy Daughter Trip-480P

Daddy Daughter Trip-480P

Wow this was such a funny movie. And it's safe for the whole family. I didn't catch any foul language, no vulgarity, no scantly clad women, it contains good family values. My kids loved this movie with all the physical humor & of course fart jokes. It's written like a classic Adam Sandler movie. Not like the ones he's putting out for Netflix now but like his old classic movies. Sneider is a great dad in this movie written in such a way that you can tell he cares deeply about his daughter & wants the best for her but just can't seem to catch a break.. until he does. Something you don't see in movies anymore is a wife that supports her husband no matter what he is doing.

Just face it pal, you can't act. Period. I think this film set a new level for trash. I usually give a movie a half hour before I quit. But after just seven minutes and some change, I had to scream "UNCLE!" That was mainly due to the terrible acting. Mainly for Mr. Schneider's awful performance And the kid and mom aren't much better. What makes him think he's funny? I didn't manage to even crack a smile. And I could see exactly where this horrible film was going. A fun family flick? Are you kidding me. I think a five-year old would be insulted by the poor writing in this film. So f you want to be tortured, give this lousy film a watch. Otherwise, read a book. Go out for walk. Listen to some good music. --MovieJunkieMark.

We watched this movie for family movie night. For the past few years we've avoided watching anything new for concern about the bait and switch of agendas in family movies. We could honestly laugh and enjoy a family movie night without editing the movie beforehand. I've enjoyed Rob Schneider from SNL to now. I'm glad to be able to see his cleaner comedy. There is a healthy market for family friendly comedy. That market tends to be frugal, but when utilized well, makes a long term customer base that is more likely to support up and coming work. I look forward to seeing more movies similar to this one.

Watching this was like watching a unicorn throw up over a baby seal ..this is something the Teletubbies or Barney would come up with. Very slow and makes America look a wacky place not even the Teletubbies could even stomach............................... saying that I have to keep writing as i have to wright 290 reqired characters or they wont let me post this i didt know if this was meant to be a serious film or a wacky imaginary film i was expecting at the end of the film for Rob Schneider to wake up in a hospital bed and that he had dreamed it all up...... I have seen dogs pooing keeping me entertained than this road reck.

Wow is all I have to say I don't even think I broke a smile once during this entire film holy smokes this film was bad. Just plain nonsense and the wife is the weirdest looking woman I've ever seen in my life what's up with their eyes anyways it's just a horrible display and torture trying to finish this movie wow is all I can say wow wow wow just horrible how did it get good reviews were they watching the same film I was anyways just a horrible display and I could never get the two hours back Rob my goodness it was just bad bad is bad gets avoid at all costs please my goodness talk about goofball what a goofball is.

This movie is insanely good and funny and has a ton of one liners along with a great story and the fact that he now lives in Arizona and that I have now met him 4 times makes me want to own every movie of his I can. Also the places he's visited minus Sedona I have visited myself and I really hope to somehow get a copy or something of this soon to be classic... keep going Rob you can do it and US REAL Fans believe in you! Thank you for the many laughs! Fun fact but I know exactly which Bashas he filmed @. It was in Scottsdale off of Indian School Rd. I used to live down the street from that location and recognized the area...

I saw Daddy Daughter Trip, starring Rob Schneider-The Ridiculous 6, the Deuce Bigalow movies; Jackie Sandler-Kevin Can Wait_tv, The Ridiculous 6; Miranda Scarlett Schneider-Real Rob_tv, this is her first movie and John Cleese-Clifford the Big Red Dog, the Monty Python movies and tv. This is a movie for fans of Rob and Adam Sandler and their type of humor-although Adam isn't in it, his wife Jackie is. Rob plays a bumbling father that has several jobs while trying to make it as an inventor. He delivers food-think Grubhub-and Ubers people around when he is not inventing things like a Hula Poop, a hula hoop with a shower curtain on it for privacy when you are camping. Jackie plays Rob's supportive wife and Miranda-Rob's real life daughter-plays his daughter, that hates math but loves to draw and wants to become an artist when she grows up. Jackie wants Rob to take Miranda on a Spring break to bond with her-Rob has disappointed Miranda a lot-and by accident, they meet a family that are travel bloggers that invite Rob and Miranda to come on vacation with them. John-wearing a bad wig-plays a man that may be interested in one of Rob's inventions. The humor is mostly dumb-Rob's car running out of gas is a running gag-and Rob keeps getting physically hurt a lot; he gets hit in the head, run over by a car, his thumb gets cut off, etc. It seemed like a 10 year old wrote the script. There are a few songs by Michael Buble-he must have owed Rob a favor or something. It is rated NR and has a running time of 1 hour & 40 minutes. It's not one that I would buy on DVD. I wouldn't rent it either. If you are a fan of this type of humor, you may like it more than I did, otherwise I would wait until it comes to tv.

If you are looking for a movie that unlocks the secrets of the universe and keeps you mentally stimulated for the next year... Well, then this is not the movie for you. But if you are looking for something entertaining for all ages- children to senior citizen, that is just meant to be entertaining and get you to laugh for a couple of hours, with no virtue signaling, political agenda, or swearing, then this is a good pick. This movie reminds me of what Disney movies were 30-40 years ago. Adults and children were entertained and laughing at the showing I went to. It was 100% Rob Schneider style humor, very much like his other films, so you know what you are going in for when you buy the ticket. I enjoyed it.