Brady Bunch was a very successful series back in 70s basically aimed at kids. The Brady Bunch Movie was filmed in 1995 but relies very heavily on the theme of the serial. Surroundings have changed around Brady Bunch family, but they are seen still living the life of 70s. A big sky scraper is planned at the place where Brady Bunch are living and all the neighbors have sold their houses except for Brady Bunch and at this points the opening credits roll in. Mr. Dittmeyer played by Michael McKean is seen as builder and constructor, he is seen explaining to his boss that Brady Bunch have refused to sell their house, much to his boss’s unease.

The parents, Mike played by Gary Cole and Carol played by Shelley Long are into a big trouble as they receive a foreclosure notice. They would have to arrange $20,000 or get ready to empty the house. Mike is trying to sell the design but is failed in his attempt. The news reaches the kids and they plan to raise the money but obviously there efforts fall much short. They come up with a plan of taking part in “Search for the Stars” competition but they are no match to the modern kids. The kids however remain successful because the judges of the competition are from 60s, 70s era and declare the Bradys as successful. They save their house from foreclosure and not only that but also convince the neighbors to buy their houses back.

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The Brady Bunch Movie

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