The Addams Family 2

Once again the Addams clan slides into another batch of strange mischief, with Gomez and Morticia keeping their home macabre yet affectionate. On a road trip filled with chaos, the family crosses paths with a parade of ordinary people who misread their dark humor as a challenge or a joke. Wednesday sharpens her deadpan wit, Pugsley tests boundaries, and Uncle Fester stumbles into oddball schemes that complicate the journey. Across quirky towns and oddball encounters, the Addamses lean into their peculiar code and the kids discover new ways to push against conventions. The result is a fast, family friendly adventure that leans into the franchise's signature blend of wit and warmth without losing its spooky roots for all ages today.

Directed by Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon, the film continues the Addams family animated series, drawing from Charles Addams's original cartoons. It follows the 2019 film as a family friendly sequel released in 2021, with familiar voices returning for fans.

Worldwide, the film grossed $119,815,153, reflecting a modest but steady performance for a mid tier animated sequel. It did solid business with families and fans of the franchise across markets, including strong showings in North America and Europe and Asia.

Amid a long running franchise the film keeps the Addams world lively for new audiences. Its sharp humor and spooky visuals translate to meme worthy moments and family movie nights, with Wednesday's deadpan lines and the couple's warm chemistry staying in fans' conversations on social media for all ages today.

Critics praised the quick pace and energy of the voice cast, while some found the plot lightweight. Audiences appreciated the film's warmth and humor, and several reviews highlighted its handling of family bonds and individuality as themes without heavy-handed moralizing. The overall tone stays friendly while nodding to spooky nostalgia.