A Very Brady Sequel
A Very Brady Sequel
PG-13 | 23 August 1996 (USA)
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A man claiming to be Carol Brady's long-lost first husband, Roy Martin, shows up at the suburban Brady residence one evening. An impostor, the man is actually determined to steal the Bradys' familiar horse statue, a $20-million ancient Asian artifact.

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Lawbolisted

Powerful

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Steineded

How sad is this?

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Matrixiole

Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

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ThedevilChoose

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

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YourMovieNotGoodDOTcom

I never watched the Original Film, and I've never seen an Episode of "De Brady Bonch." But this film, had me laughing to my grave! The Little Grave Boy, had to dig me up, because I was laughing so loud! It was fine the next day! This Film is undoubtedly the absolute pinnacle, of Filmmaking Achievement. This was even more hilarious, than "Hacksaw Ridge." "A Very Brady Sequel" is my favorite movie of all time. And I'll guarantee you'll enjoy It's Mystical Prowess

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moviedude1

Fans of the original series divide on this take-off of the show where Carol's original husband shows up alive, apparently looking for a lost treasure that could lead to a lot of money. The only good thing about it is that it would mean Greg and Marcia aren't really siblings anymore as they FINALLY realize what growing up means to their bodies.As with the first movie, some of the show's original scenarios are also played out, including Greg moving up to the attic, dating his sister's rival for cheerleader captain, as well as Marcia dating his rival on the basketball squad. Peter goes to work at his father's firm (I thought it was Greg who got the job in the original series), Jan still deals with her personal insecurities, Bobby becomes a junior detective, and Cindy is still obsessed with her doll.The only good thing that they got the rest of the scenarios in from the original series is that it means there won't be another sequel starring this clan of a misplaced family, stuck in the 70's.2 out of 10 stars is a gift, in my opinion.

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fedor8

A sequel that's even better than the first part is a rare occurrence, even more fun than the first film. Once again, it's Jennifer Elise Cox who steals the show with a number of hilarious moments. This overlooked actress has (or had?) the potential to be another Goldie Hawn, but, alas, the major hindrance in her career going forward is that she isn't a Spelling, a Coppola, an Arquette, a Fonda, or a Barrymore. Having lack of powerful family connections is a truly unforgivable crime, and probably a major reason why she didn't make a breakthrough. If Drew Barrymore, for example, had 5% of her talent, she'd be the no.1 female star in the past 2 decades. I don't think much of child and teen actors, but Cox is possibly the funniest teenager I have ever seen in a movie, and one of the funniest actresses, as well. Her semi-retarded, ultra-naive facial expressions, so perfectly suited to this role, and her delivery of lines are absolutely perfect. Matheson is also very good, as is the guy playing the oldest son.

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Stebaer4

Greg & Marcia Attracted to each other is sick ,s-i-c-k, sick yes that's right even though they're not blood related it's still sick not only as a coworker of mine from my old theater job agreed & of which is why she'd never think of falling in love with her step brother but along with how it's not right when they're brought up under the same roof but as another old coworker of mine of whom is a lead usher agreed about & as I'd explained to him was a very good point as Carol explained to Bobby on the TV Show "The only steps in this house are those the ones that go up to your bedroom now you get up there right now."Maybe as many reviews that I've heard & read said that this was better than the first as even my sister Elaine thought but as I even told her that "I personally don't think so." Also maybe there were some good recreations as in the first one & I did like the Moesha sequence of which the loose base on reality is that when least expected you see reflections of yourself & others in others as even I've also had experienced.I also liked Mike's Punch of which showed a sudden face of Mike of which we'd never seen before even on the TV Show but other than these this also goes too far with Greg & Marcia attracted to each other. Normally the Brady Bunch is Stevie's favorite family but not this time around,sad to say but still very much so.This movie is also really so very agreeably A Very Sorry Sequel.Let's see more of the original cast in another TV-Reunion Movie as well as an edited version of this one without having Greg & Macia being attracted to each other. Truthfully Stephen "Steve" G. Baer a.k.a. "Ste".

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