Look Who's Talking

In this uproarious sequel to "Look Who's Talking," Mikey's joy over uniting his mother (Kirstie Alley), with his dream dad (John Travolta), is swiftly replaced by a surprise twist: he faces the shock of a new baby sister. As they navigate potty training, parental clashes, and spirited sibling rivalry, both kids and grown-ups will uncover the genuine significance of family. Brace yourself, because this loving family is on the brink of discovering that more challenges can also mean more adventure.

This film directed by Amy Heckerling, stars John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, and features Bruce Willis as the voice of baby Mikey. Single mother Mollie seeks the perfect father for her child, while Mikey has already chosen James, a lovable cab driver turned babysitter. The film's unique twist is Mikey's perspective, narrating his funny and innocent thoughts on life and adults, making it a charming exploration of love, parenting, and unconventional family bonds. This classic delivers humor and heart, leaving you with a warm and fuzzy feeling and a newfound appreciation for the wisdom of little ones like Mikey.

With Mickey and Julie living their childhood years, their parents, Mollie and James, face the challenges of parenting. Meanwhile, Mollie is unemployed and James is harassed by a colleague, Samantha. The arrival of two dogs in the family, Rocks and Daphne, adds a fun spice to their lives. Don't miss the third sequel to the famous comedy "Look Who's Talking" (1989), in which John Travolta and Kirstie Alley reprise their characters and are joined by the voices of Danny DeVito and Diane Keaton. An enjoyable movie.