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The Newlyweds Nick (Ice Cube) and Suzanne (Long) moves to the suburbs to provide a better life for their kids.
But the dream home is disturbed by a vicious contractor (McGinley)
Ice Cube reprises his role as sports fanatic Nick Persons that he played in Are We There Yet? form 2005. He is now married to Suzanne and is a stepfather to her kids. Dropping his former career and starting up a sports magazine is challenging. Moving out of the town and buying a fixer-upper house is a nightmare. When he finds out his wife is pregnant with twins, he has his hands full to say the least. Are We Done Yet? is a movie for the whole family.
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