Daddy Day Camp

Synopsis

In this family comedy directed by Fred Savage, as two dads, Charlie Hinton and his estranged childhood friend, Phil Ryerson, take over running a summer day camp, trouble ensues as they try to keep the camp afloat and entertain the children. Facing challenges both comical and heartwarming, the duo must find a way to unite the kids and make Daddy Day Camp a success while learning important life lessons along the way. With a mix of humor and heart, this feel-good film teaches the value of friendship, teamwork, and the importance of family.

Cast

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  Cuba Gooding Jr.

  Charlie Hinton

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  Tamala Jones

  Kim Hinton

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  Paul Rae

  Phil

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  Lochlyn Munro

  Lance

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  Richard Gant

  Buck

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  Brian Doyle-Murray

  Uncle Morty

Reviews

Daddy Day Camp received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gave it an abysmal 1% approval rating with critics calling it a humorless and uninspired sequel. IMDb ranks it as 3.2/10, citing poor acting and a weak script as major flaws in the film. Metacritic gave it a score of 13/100, labeling it as one of the worst family comedies of the year. Critics panned the lazy storytelling, lackluster performances, and predictable plot. Despite some attempts at humor, the film fails to deliver on entertainment value and falls flat for both children and adults alike.