A Very Brady Sequel (1996)

Wow! Such a good movie.

i know i wasted 90 mins of my life.

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

Never that's when. This is one of the very, very few exceptions. The first Brady movie was all about showing how much different things had become from the 1970's to 1995. Kind of how they do nowadays with smart phones and I Phones in movies. No one cares about internet jargon. Whats the difference concerning such small comparisons? Why are they necessary in movies and television? There is no difference; as far as how cool everyone is, compared to how stupid everyone was. That is just plan mean and exclusionary. No one wants to watch a movie that focuses on negatives. The second Brady Bunch movie was completely different, than the first movie. It was more like the original television series; that is why it was ten times better.

Still super weird (sibling love) and sporadically funny ("scule"), but so much of the fish-out-of-water stuff that made the original a modern classic is gone. Also, Tim Matheson is far too aware and winky.

A Very Brady Sequel The hardest part of blending families is when two kids have the same name.Fortunately, none of the step-siblings in this comedy share a moniker.When Carol's (Shelley Long) long thought dead first husband (Tim Matheson) turns out to be very much alive, her marriage to Mike Brady (Gary Cole) and the home they've built with their six children, Greg (Christopher Daniel Barnes), Marcia (Christine Taylor), Jan (Jennifer Elise Cox), Bobby (Jesse Lee Soffer) Cindy (Olivia Hack), and housekeeper (Henriette Mantel) is jeopardized.But their bond is tightened when their mom is kidnapped and the gang must head to Hawaii to rescue her.One of the few sequels - especially a comedy - to equal its original, this lampoon of the beloved 1970s sit-com plays on familiar themes from the show but with tongue-in-cheek and incestual innuendo. Besides, you're not genetically related, so why can't you French kiss your step-pet?Yellow Lightvidiotreviews.blogspot.ca

I hated the original "Brady Bunch"--the show was totally saccharine and about as edgy as a basketball! When the Brady movie came out in 1995, I was thrilled--as the saccharine Brady family was gone and the movie had a wonderful way of making fun of itself. Because of this good-natured lampoon, I was excited to see the sequel--and it did not disappoint--being MUCH better, even, than the previous film.Here, the plot is much sillier and the film is much more daring--going some sick places that the last film never dared. Jan is back--and even crazier than before and simply a hoot. And, there is a totally sick plot involving Marsha and Greg that had me falling on the floor laughing.One of the only reservations about the film is that it, unlike the TV show, there is some family-unfriendly humor. It was very, very funny and welcome...but not for the younguns. The other is that to enjoy and appreciate the film, you really need to have seen the original show. If you never saw the show, you will miss a lot of the references and won't enjoy it nearly as much. So, as a result, here is how I rate the film: 9 if you've seen the original show and hated it and 7 if you've never seen it and 2 if you LOVE the original show and can't imagine anyone lampooning this 'pure genius' (yeah, right).The