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Look Who's Talking (1989)
Released By: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment   Rating: PG-13   In Theaters: N/A
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Studio: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Genre: Comedy
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Director: Amy Heckerling
Language: English
Official Website: N/A
Theatrical Release: N/A
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Cast: Abe Vigoda, Bruce Willis, George Segal, John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, Olympia Dukakis
Published ID: 1407
UPC: 043396791091,
Plot: Though its PG-13 rating is well earned, Look Who's Talking has some elements that might appeal to a family audience. Chief among them, of course, is the talking baby protagonist. The product of an extramarital affair, infant Mikey (played by several different babies, and given voice by Bruce Willis) is a cynical, sarcastic observer of his new world. Mikey's mother, Kirstie Alley, having been dumped by her married lover George Segal, searches high and low for a new father for her baby. Of course, the perfect daddy is right under her nose all the time: cab driver John Travolta, who was on the scene when she went into labor on the sidewalk. The best moments in Look Who's Talking include Ms. Alley's imaginary flights of fancy, and the misadventures of Mikey as he progresses from sperm to reluctant newborn (his violent vocal protests against being yanked from the womb are worth the admission price in themselves). Look Who's Talking has spawned two sequels, neither of which are as charming or disarming as the original. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Kids Say the Darndest Things!
Added 9/16/2009

Mollie, a New York City accountant, becomes pregnant, thanks to her boyfriend, Albert. They aren't married, so Mollie claims it was artificial insemination. One day, Mollie finds Albert cheating on her so it was over between them. But then, her water broke and she had to be rushed to the hospital. Who should happen along but cab driver James Ubriacco. The midtown traffic was a disaster but James drove as fast as possible. Mollie's baby was soon born. He was named Mikey. He began to comment in his mind about everything he saw. James dropped in on Mollie one afternoon to return her purse which she had left in the cab. James even took Mikey out while Mollie took a nap. They went to go visit James' grandfather in a rest home and to the air field because aside from being a cab driver, James was a pilot. Mollie expressed her distaste of James unexpectedly taking Mikey out by hitting him; Mollie was looking for a suitable father figure for Mikey and James looked like a sure winner, but she won't even consider James. She dates several other guys while James babysits Mikey. He teaches him to dance and we all know John "Saturday Night Fever" Travolta is a heck of a dancer. But as luck would have it, Mollie and James begin to get close. Albert comes by one day and meets James, who interrogates Albert on what Mikey's favorite cereal was, how many diapers he goes through a day, favorite rock star, standard stuff a father should know. Albert also proved dull when Mollie and Mikey go to visit him. So that was it for him. James takes Mollie flying one afternoon. They go to visit James' grandfather and the events of the day are as follows: Mikey experiences what driving a car is like and Mollie and James finally fall in love; It's a pretty good movie. John Travolta and Kirstie Alley are good. Olympia Dukakis, Abe Vigoda and George Segal are here too! That is Bruce Willis doing the voice of Mikey! The original cast would return to do Look Who's Talking Too! Then they did Look Who's Talking Now where Mikey has grown up to the stage where he can talk on his own but it's the dogs that talk in that one. So in conclusion, I recommend all three of these films. You're looking for a good comedy or like any of the above actors, this one's for you!

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Fun enough
Added 7/17/2009

The Bottom Line:

It's not a classic, it's not great, and it's not terribly memorable, but Look Who's Talking manages to be breezy and enjoyable enough to warrant a recommendation: if you want some cute, disposable entertainment then give this one a rent.

3/4

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great
Added 5/3/2009

talking babys, and fun times. kind of educational. haha great service and fast and friendly prices.
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A Classic
Added 3/3/2009

All I can say is this movie will always be one of my favorites it's a great family film.
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Fast shipping just as described
Added 1/10/2009

Great product, fast shipping, exactly as described. I would definitely buy from this seller again.
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great
Added 5/3/2009

when i looked at the first i had to get the others that go along with it. funny show. great service and fast shipping.
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Great family movie. Very funny.
Added 4/24/2009

This is a very funny movie and perfect for families. Both kids and parents will enjoy it!
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part 2
Added 4/8/2009

good, good movie/// the past returns on another installment of the look who's talking, again franchise... i loved it
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