Dunston Checks In
Family • PG • 1996 • 1 hr 28 min
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I liked it ok as a kid but as an adult it is real bad
Classic for kids but doesn’t hold up for adults.
watched it a bunch of times when i was younger and never got bored of it.
Don't recall much of this but seem to remember enjoying it as a kid
Funny story, if you like family comedies, you have to watch this.
Annoying plot, characters , soundtrack, etc. This movie is very painfully all the bad traits of 90’s movies wrapped up in one
Not a very great of kids movie. Lacks quality drama
I mostly remember how many good actors were wasted in this forgettable comedy.
As a kid I enjoyed the concept but I dont think I would watch it again.
Loved it as a kid. Probably couldn’t get it made at this point.
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