Are We There Yet? Page #7

Synopsis: Nick Persons is a selfish player who owns a collectables sports shop in Portland, Oregon. Everything in his life is perfect until he meets Suzanne Kingston, a business woman who has something Nick hates - children: Lindsey and Kevin. Nick and Suzanne become friends and share good moments with each other. But Nick's peaceful life gets altered when Suzanne asks him to drive her kids to Vancouver. After the 3 miss a plane and then, train, they drive. Unfortunately, Kevin and Lindsey hate Nick, and he has to try to make it to Vancouver, unaware of the terror and torture he is in for.
Director(s): Brian Levant
Production: Sony Pictures
  1 win & 8 nominations.
 
IMDB:
4.6
Metacritic:
27
Rotten Tomatoes:
11%
PG
Year:
2005
95 min
$82,301,521
Website
1,497 Views


Up here.

Your mother is a very,

very wonderful lady.

And she's gonna be dating guys

that are much better than me.

So you guys gotta stop

chasing them off, okay?

And stay away from their cars.

Unless they're bulletproof.

How do I know

we'll ever see you again?

I got something for you.

I want you to hold on

to my man Satch, okay?

That's until I see you again.

All right...

...I gotta get going.

Do you have to?

Yeah, little man, I think so.

Look, I got one more thing for you.

There you go.

And for you.

Now you have blingage.

I love you guys.

See you later, okay?

All right.

Suzanne, I'm sorry about

what happened today.

I really am.

I just wanna know if

we can still be friends.

Nick, I don't think

that's gonna happen.

Okay.

Nick?

We can't be friends...

...because I wanna be so much more

than just your friend.

What?

Come here.

- Yes.

- Yes.

Hey.

It's New Year's.

Aren't you supposed to kiss her?

I love a happy ending.

Yeah!

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