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School of Rock(2003)

School of Rock(2003)

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Vibrant, uplifting comedy in which an unemployed rock guitarist is faced with needing to get a job, and masquerades as a supply teacher.

Uncle Buck
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Uncle Buck(1989)

Uncle Buck(1989)

Comedy about a group of siblings who find themselves in the care of their lovably slobbish Uncle Buck.

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11+ years 95 mins

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Daddy Day Care

Daddy Day Care
Daddy Day Care
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Year

2003

Duration

88 minutes

Genres

Comedy

Language

English

PG Certificate
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Synopsis

When dads Charlie and Phil find themselves out of work, they decide to put their free time to productive use by opening up a day care centre. Taking care of lots of kids proves to be harder than they imagined and their are lots of mishaps along the way but eventully It's a hit with kids and parents, much to the annoyance of the head of super-strict rival nursery, Miss Gwyneth Harridan. Funny and very entertaining.

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PG Classification

Contains mild comic violence and language.

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7–16

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