When director Barry Sonnenfeld started making a film of humorist Dave Barry's first novel, Big Trouble - this was pre-September 11th - he had no idea that bombs and airport security would be hell to play for laughs. He knows now. So does Disney, which originally scheduled the film for release on September 21st, 2001. The studio was stuck: It couldn't cut those scenes, since the plot pivots on them, but it could hold the release and hope for the best. Good luck. It's not just the cringe-inducing…

This madcap comedy follows the adventures of several Miami residents--and a few out-of-towners--as they try to track down a suitcase with questionable contents.

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A mysterious suitcase brings together a down-on-his-luck dad, an unhappy housewife, their two teenage kids, a couple of hitmen, a pair of street hoodlums, two FBI agents, two Miami cops and a large, psychedelic toad. Oh, and a guy named Puggy. The dad, Eliot (Tim Allen), wishes his son, Matt (Ben Foster), didn't think he was a…