Not Sam laughing his head off when the kid got yeeted off his skateboard 😂😂😂

I missed this movie so much! I forgot how much Steve Martin was a part of my childhood. Cheaper by the Dozen, Pink Panther, Father of the Bride, all great movies

I have this over the first one, i just love the summer cabin vibe

This movie was 3 yrs before twilight, so Taylor was only 13 here and transforms to Jacob at just 16😳

Depending on where you grew up, a clam bake is either a term for a seafood-only neighborhood party, or it’s a literal term for a get-together where giant pits are dug in the sand/dirt, lined with seaweed or racks, and then massive amounts of clams are dumped in the pits and steamed. Some clam bakes also steam other seafood like lobsters, muscles, crabs, etc, and vegetables in with the clams. When I was in 6th or 7th grade I read the Young Adult mystery Playing Murder by Sandra Scoppettone, which actually has a clam bake party play a role in the story. I’ve wanted to go to a clam bake ever since. They sound like a lot of fun with awesome food. Plus most are held close to the water and at night. Which is always so peaceful to me. Love watching the water at night. My best friend’s family used to have a clam bake several times a year but I was never invited. He’d tell me about the party afterward.

Dick Butkus is a famous NFL linebacker. That's why Tom keeps saying how's my linebacker 😂😂

Cheaper by the dozen films & night at the museum films are my comfort films.

Nora met a great guy. Her last BF was an ass😂😂

I had a massive crush on Taylor Lautner in this movie.

Love both 1$&2 Cheaper By the Dozen movies. Glad y’all do two. Incredible cast of iconic actors!

The first one will always be iconic one but in my eyes this is a pretty good sequel. I love that’s it’s about summer vacation and it’s funny that Tom was competing with Jimmy’s family and I love that they brought back the whole Meat trick again 😄always again they show why family is important especially when Nora’s baby is born which was a sweet moment ❤️❤️ also it cool to to a young Taylor Lautner . Thanks for the reaction Sam & Maria 😊👍👍

Love these movies lol they mad heart warming and I can’t believe how fast Taylor sprouted up in 3yrs!! Lil baby boy was only 16 in twilight lol

"Life is a voyage that is homeward bound"~~~ ME & my brain: Oh~ Now I wanna watch Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey!~ Apparently, I feel like sobbing for hours?😅

43:40 "DUDE!!!! WTF Are you DOING??!"😂😂😂😂

I love that you guys watched the second movie! I enjoyed watching you two watch the first. May I also say Maria is so stunning! Stay safe you two. 🙏😌

The second movie is fantastic and a great wrap up to their stories. I honestly cried at the end of this movie😂

I completely forgot the entire plotline of this movie til I saw the thumbnail lol

This is crazy to watch while I will be 8 months pregnant when my family (12 cousins, im the oldest) will go camping at a lake here in NY for Labor Day weekend😂

you guys should watch father of the bride! really cute and wholesome

I love the sequel as much as the first one, so happy both of you are doing this to complete the duo 💓

I'm late to the party but fabulous reaction you guys! Thanks for the walk down memory lane

44:25 Sam's laugh 😅is Chefs kiss 👌

Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Maria’s skin is GLOWING ♥️ whatever you’re doing, keep doing it 😊

Lol. I just looked. The twin boys Kyle and Nigel Baker played their characters is Knocked Up.😅 Now I gotta re-watch that.

many of the older actors in this were togather on the earlier season of saturday night live.

so glad you guys reacted to this one ❤️

Such a fun movie and such a great reaction! Love the 2000's Steve Martin movies! Pink Panther 1 & 2, Bringing Down The House are classics too! Always here to show love and support! :)

This was a genuinely good sequel and was seriously underrated honestly. Thanks for reminding me of it!

Hurting pretty badly. Just trying to get through till I can sleep. It was nice to pass some time with this. Thank you both.

Love those movies. The chaos is relatable 😂❤

A clambake is another term for a seafood buffet.

And Jonathan Bennette the year after he was in mean girls. And the amazing Hilary Duff.

These movies are classic. Another Steve Martin movie you both would like is The Big Year (2011). One of my all time favourite movies. Very heartwarming & great cinematography. (Also has Jack Black and Owen Wilson)

The Chisler is hilarious 🤣

This was my favorite movie as a kid, I watched it every day sometimes multiple times a day (possibly also because I was living in a country where I didn't speak the language) but still just such a good movie

49:58 "Murtaugh!!!!!!"

Thanks!

21:25 "Anyway...." 😅

49:03 Protect the Ding Dong!

I feel like the first one is better but I remember this one a lot more. I feel like it was always on tv

I ❤This Movie Series!😭👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🤣🤗🥰🎛🖥💗

This was my childhood, love seeing you guys react to it ❤ If you are taking recommendations and wanna watch a wholesome movie, I suggest the movie Flipped. Its really amazing and cute 😍

You should watch bringing down the house.

Another great duo movies of steve martin, check out father of the bride and father of the bride part 2.

for robbie amell- this came out the same year as a canadian gem, Life With Derek, and robbie was in it

Yeees, I've been waiting for this one

I’m still holding out hope that there will be a third one!

7:20 Why Butkus? Because it's the child of Butt-chin 😂

You guys should watch Yours Mines Ours which is similar to this series plus it has Dennis Quaid

The wild laughter followed by “not cool 😐” your actions and your words aren’t exactly matching there, Sam 💀

yall should react to the movie The Darkest Minds, its right up y’all alley

45:45 THIRTEEN ✋️

Did they change the actress for oldest sister from the 1st film? It wasn't always the "Quinn Fabray Glee" actress?

Nice to see this pair of movies being reacted to, but I have to say it's a bit depressing when you guys analyse them so heavily and criticise every single tiny little thing every character does that isn't perfect! For these films in particular, they are focussed on imperfections and they are so well loved because of the love and family wholesomeness they portray so well - yes of course some things are massively exaggerated for the comedy and Steve Martin is so hilariously OTT - but then analysing that like it's a serious issue is just strange and kinda sucks the fun out of it. The other thing is criticising a father for being concerned about his 12 year old daughter being out on her own on a first date - I think this is probably one of the better bits of parenting Steve did (obviously not the OTT-ness of it for the comedy!) - I mean the fact he was worrying and couldn't relax until he knew his very young daughter was home safe later on. That's not a bad thing - that shows he cares! I'm left with the same slightly unsatisfied feeling I was after you guys watched the first in this pair of films - did you actually enjoy it? Because maybe it's just the KZfaq edit, but it genuinely felt like you were spending the whole time just searching for every tiny little fault you could instead of enjoying the OTT comedy and the family wholesomeness of it - I feel like there were so many non issues that you kind of created as well - just can't see how you possibly could have genuinely enjoyed it based on all the criticisms. Which is sad, because these are wonderful films.