CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN (DVD) P&S/WS (FR-SP/DUB/SUB)

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This fun-filled Cheaper By The Dozen Special Edition has as many extras as the Bakers have kids -- and then some! We've added a houseful of never-before-seen DVD features -- including all-new deleted and extended scenes, hilarious commentaries, exclusive featurettes, both widescreen and full screen viewing options, and a surprise or two!

Comedy superstar Steve Martin pairs up with Bonnie Hunt in this family comedy about two loving parents trying to manage careers and a household amid the chaos of raising 12 rambunctious kids!

• Actors: Hilary Duff, Bonnie Hunt, Richard Jenkins, Brent Kinsman, Shane Kinsman
• Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
• Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
• Format: Anamorphic, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
• Language (Original Language): English
• Language (Original Language): French
• Language (Subtitled): English
• Language (Subtitled): Spanish
• Language (Dubbed): Spanish
• Region Code: 1
• Release Date: 2004-04-06
• Running Time: 98 minutes
• Theatrical Release Date: 2003-12-25

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Reviewed on 2008-05-29 Cheaper by the Dozen Clean cut, entertaining movie, would recommend to anyone, especially if you grew up in a large family or wanted to know what it would be like to grow up in a large family

Reviewed on 2008-04-04 Cheaper but not always better I'll watch anything that Steve Martin is in. While this one was entertaining, in a lightweight sense, some disturbing issues float in the undercurrent. As several reviewers pointed out, the kids seemed to be controlling the major issues in this family. (Is this a message we want to impart to our kids?) While the point, I'm sure, was to demonstrate that family should come first, and I agree with that, these kids were clearly running the show, not the parents ... and, uh, is that why big families are so much cozier and better? Which leads me to the next problem. Throughout the film, some pointed and rather negative comments were made in reference to small families and only children. It was implied that BIG families are so much better and that all small families are selfish and evil. In real life, big families are not always so close and happy; while many small families are close and functional and happy. All in all, this film had some very charming moments, yes, but then again, there were many times when I wasn't quite sure what it was trying to tell us ....

Reviewed on 2008-02-28 He and his Wife Have 12 children, not all at once! Used to live in the countrey but now theu live in the city.

Reviewed on 2008-01-14 Cheaper, but not Funnier, by the Dozen The Baker family has 12 kids. Admittedly, the parents started out wanting a large family. Tom (Steve Martin) was an only child and Kate (Bonnie Hunt) was from a large family, herself. But things went a little further then they had planned. Still, they and their kids are mostly happy, even if life is chaotic. But then things change. Tom is offered his dream job, coaching football for his alma mater. And Kate's book about their life actually gets published, leading to a national book tour. At first, everyone is happy by the changes. There's more money and more space in their bigger house. But slowly the kids realize that the parents don't have time for them any more. Can they get their parents' attention? I saw the original movie years ago and remember enjoying it (except for the ending). I was always curious to see this film. It wasn't exactly worth it. With so many characters, it's hard to get to know anyone, although I did empathize with Mark Baker right off the bat for some reason. Even the big name stars brought in for the older kids (Tom Welling and Hilary Duff) get lost in the shuffle. Furthermore, the plot doesn't really take advantage of the multiple kids idea. True, there are some comic moments, but much of this movie could have been done with 4 kids and gotten the same point across. Now don't get me wrong, I like the moral of the movie. I just think this film could have done better. If you've got nothing else to do, this movie will kill 98 minutes. There are worse ways to spend your time. But there are better ways, too.

Reviewed on 2008-01-12 Cheaoer by the Doxzen I is a great movie, but I thught I orded one copy, but I got 4 copies. Can I send 3 back and another movie? I don't know h0w it happened. See what you can do to send me another movie. Thank you, Lester A.Vineyard

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