Question 1

What is the central conflict in 'Are We Done Yet?'?

Accepted Answer

Newlyweds Nick and Suzanne move to the suburbs for a better life, but their dream home is disrupted by a contractor with a bizarre business approach.

Question 2

Which actor plays the contractor Chuck Mitchell, Jr., and what is a notable line he delivers referencing another film?

Accepted Answer

John C. McGinley plays Chuck Mitchell, Jr. He says 'Feeling good is good enough,' a line from the 1986 film Platoon, which stars McGinley.

Question 3

What is the connection between Ice Cube and Nia Long in this film, and how many movies have they starred in together?

Accepted Answer

Ice Cube and Nia Long star as Nick and Suzanne Persons. This is their fourth movie together, after Boyz in the Hood, Friday, and Are We There Yet.

Question 4

What was the original theatrical shipping title for 'Are We Done Yet?'?

Accepted Answer

The movie was shipped to theaters under the name 'Needs Work'.

Question 5

What pop culture reference is made when Nick confronts Chuck in the film?

Accepted Answer

Nick says 'I don't know karate, but I know ka-razay!' which are lyrics from James Brown's 1974 single 'The Payback'.

Question 6

What unusual name was 'Are We Done Yet?' shipped to theaters under?

Accepted Answer

The film was shipped to theaters under the name 'Needs Work'.

Question 7

Which James Brown song inspired one of Nick's confrontational lines to Chuck?

Accepted Answer

Nick's line 'I don't know karate, but I know ka-razay!' comes from James Brown's 1974 single 'The Payback'.

Question 8

What connection does Chuck's 'Feeling good is good enough' line have to actor John C. McGinley's filmography?

Accepted Answer

Chuck's line 'Feeling good is good enough' was originally said by Willem Dafoe in 'Platoon' (1986), which also starred McGinley.

Question 9

How many movies had Ice Cube and Nia Long appeared in together before 'Are We Done Yet?'?

Accepted Answer

This was their fourth movie together, following 'Boyz in the Hood', 'Friday', and 'Are We There Yet?'.

Question 10

What happened when Ice Cube was approached for another sequel to this film series?

Accepted Answer

Ice Cube declined another sequel, proposing instead that the idea become a TV show, which resulted in 'Are We There Yet?' (2010).

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