A Very Brady Sequel

A Very Brady Sequel

Family • PG-13 • 1996 • 1 hr 30 min

4.4

5.9

Starring

Shelley Long, Gary Cole, Christopher Daniel Barnes, Christine Taylor, Paul Sutera

Directed By

Written By

James Berg, Deborah Kaplan, Harry Elfont, Stan Zimmerman

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Release Date

August 23, 1996

User Reviews

Dunny yet dumb. It's a movie to watch when you want to waste time for the time being

Almost no one takes me up on this rec. But really: unhinged and funny and campy. The way they say “school” is forever lodged in my brain.

Remains a peerless parody of the show’s moments, characters & vibe, but that same unyielding Bradyness is a bit more exhausting the 2nd time

Molly Claire Dungan

Absolutely hilarious! And with a creepy incest plot. The sexual tension is highhhhh

The Brady Bunch is amazing, but this isn’t as good

Dumb and pointless. Comedy is few and far between with zero reason to watch again

The first one was great, this one is great. Absolutely awkward and ridiculous recreation of a story from the original show.

I loved the Brady bunch, but this was okay

Why did people see the first one and think "yeah I wouldn't mind a sequel for this."?

Joseph Last Name

Not as good as the first but still memorable because of the goofy jokes.

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4.4 – Based on 1.1k ratings

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