Father of the Bride Part II

That is one of my favorite lines, followed by "and pack up your things and hit the road! And don't trample the daisies!" Or he says something like that. Anyway. I went and saw this in theaters and amazingly enough, I really liked it. One of the best Steve Martin films next to Bowfinger and Planes, Trains and Automobiles. I enjoyed the acting, I enjoyed the story and everything else about this movie that made it great. It wasn't a comedy going from one zinger to the next but something well thought out and well written. If your looking for a lite movie with some fun, I recommend seeing this movie.

Steve Martin, Diane Keaton, Martin Short, and kimberly Williams Paisley return in Father of the Bride Part 2. The film as a sequel was slightly disappointing, but on the whole, likeable. George and Nina Banks are in for the surprise of their lives when they find themselves middleaged and expecting their third child. The timing is impeccable as Annie Banks-MAckenzie also realizes that she is expecting. Thus Steve MArtin embarks on a nine month journey that will consist of him building a new room for the baby, watching his daughter become a woman and overdosing on sleeping pills. Honestly, the film made me laugh hysterically and i shed a few tears at the bittersweet ending. 3 and 1/2 stars out of five.

I thought the sequel to the first Father of the Bride just showed what a great chemistry Steve Martin, Diane Keaton, Martin Short, Kimberly Williams, George Newbern, and Kieran Culkin, along with all the other supporting actors have together. I would actually love to see a Father of the Bride Part III and I usually hate more and more sequels. I really do enjoy this sequel and I think it is better than the first one. I would reccommend any and everyone seeing this movie (but not without seeing the first one).

I found this sequel to be both charming and entertaining. What I learned tonight is that this movie is actually a remake of the 1951 movie "Father's Little Dividend", which in turn was the sequel to the original "Father of the Bride" (1950) and with the same great cast: Spencer Tracy, Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Bennett, et al. They both share the same broad comedy and story line (only one pregnancy in the earlier version though), and in their own ways are equally entertaining. Old or new incarnations, however, be sure to see parts one and two in sequence.

Hi! I think that Father of the Bride Part 2 was a great film and very hilarious. I think that the mother and daughter could have been pregnant at the same time! It was a great movie and I recommend it to all people who want a warm-your-heart comedy! It's a great film! Thanks!

The first time I saw Father of the Bride 2 I really liked it. I still enjoy watching some parts of it but I thought some realistic parts in the movie were not necessary. First of all, the mother and daughter pregnant together. This could happen but probably when the mother is not older than 40. Nina had to be at least 47. Is it likely that the mother would be pregnant at that age? I don't think so. Secondly, I could not understand why George and Nina wanted the baby to have two last names. Children always go by their father's last name and I thought Brian's father made a good observation when he said that George and Nina already had Matt to carry on the Banks name. So why they thought the baby should have two last names is beyond me. In conclusion, Father of the Bride 2 is still cute and fun to watch in some parts but I thought the first one was much better

...That weren't even funny the first time? I've seen a lot of films with Steve Martin in them, and they all made me laugh. Until this one. Part one is worth a look..it may make you laugh a couple of times (I think I laughed once). But I recommend avoiding this one all together.

Watching two very pregnant women at midnight gave me the worst nightmare I had in years! Being pregnant and not being ready. So scary.

This movie makes you feel happy, it's very warm and a very good movie...I saw it a couple of years ago for the first time and I loved it. If you don't like sentimental movies, this is not a movie for you, but I can guarantee a good laugh and a happy feeling inside after you've seen it!!!

Although it has been 30 years, I distinctly remember the scenes where George gets his hair colored to light brown. I had always seen Steve Martin with grey hair. When he colored his hair, he look so profoundly differently. When I mentioned it to my wife, she wanted to rewatch the Father of the Bride movies. With my recent daughter's marriage and son's daughter, the movies had a different perspective.