Are We There Yet?
Entertainment WeeklyWill the audience follow Ice Cube on this road trip to benign banality? Here's hoping he books a nonstop return ticket.
The New York Timeswatchable, but his young charges are such insufferable brats that the hero's change of heart remains a mystery.
Washington PostPhony and formulaic from start to finish, the movie may make some viewers feel as if they're trapped in a car themselves wit...
Chicago Sun-TimesIce Cube is an effortlessly likable actor, which presents two problems for "Are We There Yet?"
Los Angeles TimesIts star Ice Cube remains characteristically amiable, but this thuddingly miscalculated comedy is way beneath him.
Washington PostThe humor's a tad too raunchy for the kids, and the predictable plot won't win over any of the parents.
San Francisco ChronicleAt the same time, the movie demands that we should feel warm toward those kids after all.
The Boston GlobeIn the decade since he arrived in Hollywood, Ice Cube has played all kinds of cops, thugs, soldiers, and barbers.
New York PostParents should be warned that dropping the kids off at this one may be tantamount to child abuse.
The Austin Chronicletogether. Of course, the car is in shreds before the end of the trip, but along the way everyone has nevertheless learned to...
Film ThreatIce Cube got his start as one of the hardest of the hard, rapping with N.W.A. and then as a successful solo artist.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Brian Levant
Writer: Steven Gary Banks
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Ice Cube, Nia Long, Aleisha Allen
Release: January 21, 2005
Writer: Steven Gary Banks
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Ice Cube, Nia Long, Aleisha Allen
Release: January 21, 2005
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