23:I[90832,["536","static/chunks/d409a184-3065af5e087e9990.js","9530","static/chunks/9530-1de3fab3da294d1c.js","9138","static/chunks/9138-1af6731ada18c3f3.js","6653","static/chunks/6653-264aae28894b5190.js","5027","static/chunks/5027-3ea0743973d433aa.js","9685","static/chunks/9685-66fd149b1e5f412f.js","6793","static/chunks/6793-541ad015d79f3fee.js","465","static/chunks/465-739c4c8d2d297ec3.js","5924","static/chunks/5924-55dec46437081542.js","9623","static/chunks/9623-5ab8c3ebe8159e94.js","2159","static/chunks/app/(main)/(cinema)/(movies)/movie/%5Bid%5D/%5Bname%5D/page-6b3c78e096370147.js"],"default"] 24:T604,Unfortunately... rather bad. 'Cheaper by the Dozen' undoubtedly has its heart in the right place but what a mess of an execution, they basically come up with as many messages as possible and cram them together - but there's one problem, they forgot the glue! It's just a sequence of points, as it culminates with a woeful, forced family drama. The cast make it slightly more watchable than it would've otherwise been, I will say that - they aren't great, but are predominantly hindered by the lame dialogue and yawnful character development. Zach Braff and Gabrielle Union are a solid pairing, while Mykal-Michelle Harris and Leo A. Perry are the pick of the younger lot - I would've liked to have seen more of their characters, as those two definitely had the best comedic timing of the kids. Others I note: 'Talking Dead' favourite Ron Funches and 'White Chicks' alum Brittany Daniel. The only hero from this 2022 flick? Larry Sims. That dude went ham on Union's hair - I've never noticed a character go through so many hairstyles before! Hope he got paid enough. I feel a tiny bit bad for disliking something that tries to come out meaningful, but man this is a cringefest. If you want a film adaptation of the 1948 novel, I'd recommend the