Christmas-Reviewer This film was rushed into production in 1988. Hollywood was in the middle of a writers strike. This script however was already completed and ready to shoot. In fact the script was around for 5 years before CBS picked it up. Upon viewing the film you can fully understand why it wasn't made. 5 years earlier. "Its not Very Good".For fans of the show you will enjoy this reunion. However Cindy Brady Susan Olsen declined participation in this and was replaced by Jennifer Runyon and she is fine but true fans will miss Susan I know I did.In this film The entire Brady family manages to overcome personal obstacles to spend a happy holiday together. Its the first time in years that the entire family is reunited. Each Brady Child is going through something and has reservation about the reunion. I think this reunion film was okay but the final few minutes are worse then a visit from cousin Oliver. There is a scene where Mike Brady is in danger on the family starts "Singing".Listen I loved "The Brady Bunch". I just did not like this film.

LUVJET This is a movie that is really only going to be tolerated by true "Brady" fans. We never really took them seriously as a family, but we loved watching them. The Brady's are, in deed, a non-existent family, but that makes them even more fun to watch- Escapism !!And now, the whole family (minus the original Cindy) is back together again in a less-groovy, updated surroundings, for a Christmas gathering, in Brady fashion. The whole house is full of Brady's and more Brady's (they've multiplied). Alice doesn't live here anymore, but she's got problems of her own and shows up at just the right moment- to help with Christmas dinner.A Very Brady Christmas is less than average t.v. fare if you were not a Brady fan. To those who watched faithfully every Friday night, you're gonna love seeing 'em in all their unbelievable camp, once again.

Monika-5 OK, I will agree some of the dialogue and situations in this movie are VERY corny. But it's also warm and winning as the Bradys reunite for the holidays. Some of the situations here were continued in the series The Bradys, which followed a year later. Sadly, Susan Olsen wasn't in the film (was on her honeymoon at the time), but the rest of the family is back! A nice little film to enjoy come holiday season. A bit of trivia: Tonya Lee Williams, who plays Cindy's roommate here, went on to play Olivia on the Young and the Restless, a role she's played for the last decade.

Fonzie-2 Ok, someone tell me that this isn't for real? Poor Dad gets trapped in a construction accident and they still sing christmas carols without him? Some one should beat the writers of this script into a bloody pulp. I like The Brady Bunch, but this is de-grading.