Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip Reviews

A nice little family show. Cute little Choncho and his family.

7/10

It was okay. Not as good as the first.

Very entertaining and funny.

it was okay, not very special. fun movie to watch once

Funny

I honestly forgot this existed. I don't remember it fondly

“Is it safe?” “like…emotionally?”

wasn’t bad, I thought some of the bloopers were funnier than the actual movie though 😭

It’s a cute family movie that reminds you of the importance of being honest, listening, and being there for your family. It’s over the top at times, but families will enjoy it.

It seemed like a oldish Disney movie which I loved

This was hilariously good!!!

East Bakersfield and Mexico really do look alike.

It’s not bad, but I like it more the first one.

3/5. It’s a fun, enjoyable family movie. Comedic moments here and there that I enjoyed plus being Mexican makes this movie taste a little bit better. Great acting from Eva

Bruh, the great replacement theory is real, but only for ginger characters in modern movies 💀. Also, why was there a Switch with Power Washing Simulator of all things? And why did the idol reveal have Mongolian throat singing?

Okkk I like it . I’m happy the representation of Mexican culture. The cumbia beat was 🔥 also good choice on picking Eva and Jesse. Love them🤗

Funny 😅

6.5/10

8/10 it was a cute family movie, loved the Mexican representation

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip (2025) - A Fun, Family-Friendly Sequel
Rated: 6.4/10

The 2025 family road comedy film "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip" is a fun, family-friendly sequel to the 2014 original. The film follows Alexander Garcia (Thom Nemer) as he embarks on a disastrous road trip with his family.

The film boasts stunning scenery and plenty of comedic moments, thanks to the talented cast (including Eva Longoria & Jesse Garcia as Alexander's parents) and clever writing. The movie's tone is lighthearted and playful, making it an enjoyable watch for families.

However, the film's narrative is somewhat formulaic and lacks originality. The characters, while likable, feel somewhat familiar and lack depth.

If you're looking for a fun, family-friendly movie, both Alexander films are worth checking out.