The Pacifier
Comedy • PG • 2005 • 1 hr 35 min
Starring
Vin Diesel, Lauren Graham, Faith Ford, Brittany Snow, Max Thieriot
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Such a great funny movie from my childhood. It was hysterical seeing Vin Diesel as a nanny for these kids 🤣
It’s a great laugh with friends and a good family movie
Loved the humour, the character development, and had a thrilling pacing. Great cast!
I used to love it as a kid because how an ordinary family could become super cool. It has a little of the home alone vibe
This was fun and also the only Vin Diesel movie I've ever seen.
Great movie I practically just laughed the whole way through.
This was actually surprisingly funny for a child with a military dad
Not Vin Diesel's best but a classic for me
One of my sister's Faviorte movies,is a pretty cute and funny movie
saw this countless times as a child. still makes me chuckle.
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