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Release Date: 2007

Cast: Josh McLerran, Cuba Gooding, Jr., Spencir Bridges, Lochlyn Munro, Paul Rae, Brian Doyle-Murray, Molly Jepson, Richard Gant, Tamala Jones, Taggart Hurtubise

Categories: Movies, Family, Slapstick, Family-Oriented Comedy, Comedy

Daddy Day Camp is a 2007 American family comedy film directed by Fred Savage in his feature film directing debut. It was the sequel to Daddy Day Care (2003), with a recast of the characters that appeared in the original film. The film was produced by Revolution Studios and released by Tristar Pictures. Reviews almost universally panned the film's potty humor and mature content. Charlie and Phil take their kids to Camp Driftwood for summer vacation, but once there, they discover that Camp Driftwood is no longer the kindhearted camp site of its time. To save the site, Charlie and Phil buy it... MORE

Daddy Day Camp is a 2007 American family comedy film directed by Fred Savage in his feature film directing debut. It was the sequel to Daddy Day Care (2003), with a recast of the characters that appeared in the original film. The film was produced by Revolution Studios and released by Tristar Pictures. Reviews almost universally panned the film's potty humor and mature content. Charlie and Phil take their kids to Camp Driftwood for summer vacation, but once there, they discover that Camp Driftwood is no longer the kindhearted camp site of its time. To save the site, Charlie and Phil buy it and turn it into Daddy Day Camp. They run into misadventures along the way, though they manage to save the camp. Daddy Day Camp was filmed at Park City, Utah and Provo, Utah. On opening day Daddy Day Camp grossed only $773,706. And only grossed $3,402,678 on opening weekend on over 2,000 screens. It went on to gross $18.2 million worldwide. Daddy Day Camp received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes ranked the film 16th in the 100 worst reviewed films of the 2000s, with a rating of 1% on RottenTomatoes and 13% on Metacritic. The film received a rare "F" from The A.V. LESS