Look Whos Talking / Look Whos Talking Too / Look Whos Talking Now (DVD)
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LOOK WHOS TALKING
Mollie (Kirsty Alley) is an intelligent accountant who unfortunately is in love with a man she can't have. Albert (George Segal) is a rich and successful businessman who convinces Mollie that he loves her and is leaving his wife her.
Bring on the pregnancy. To avoid embarrassment Mollie tells everyone she has been artificially inseminated. John Travolta enters the picture as the taxi driver with a death wash that takes her to the hospital for the birth of her new son.
Unbeknownst to Mollie he is present for the entire birth. He shows up on her doorstep shortly after to return her handbag and soon becomes the token babysitter.
Mikey (the voice of Bruce Willis) becomes attached to James and as Mollie searches for the perfect father for her baby it becomes obvious that it is James. His antics and entertaining personality capture him as a great father.
From here James and Mollie deal with a few bumps especially involving his father who is moved to a new retirement home.
Mikey basically decides for his mother who the father should be and all is a fairy tale ending.
LOOK WHOS TALKING TOO
Since the last film ended, part-time pilot instructor and taxi driver James (Travolta) has moved in with Mollie (Kirstie Alley) and are raising their son Mikey (voiced again by Bruce Willis). The couple quickly conceive another child and it's the arrival of this bundle of joy, Julie (badly voiced by Roseanne Barr), that provides the main thrust of the story. James and Mollie have been having difficulty in their relationship, further exasperated by the arrival at their home of Mollie's good-for-nothing brother Stuart (Elias Koteas). This tension culminates in James moving out and not seeing the kids very often. Meanwhile, Mikey has taken it upon himself to induct Julie into the ways of kids and the household, in between learning new things for himself such as potty training.
LOOK WHOS TALKING NOW
A few years have moved on since we last left the family which had just welcomed the latest addition to the household, the baby Julie. Both kids, Mikey (David Gallagher) and Julie (Tabitha Lupien) are old enough now to hold their own conversations, and with Christmas approaching, there is plenty of discussion in the Ubriacco household. Mikey has been asking for a dog for some time now, and when he begins to wonder that Santa may in fact not be real, James decides to take the drastic step of letting him have a dog as a means to take his mind off that most horrendous of kiddie questions. The boys head off to the pound to select a new pup, and with fate lending a hand, come home with a scruffy mongrel named Rocks (voiced by Danny DeVito). Of course, things don't quite go as planned, and when James' new boss Samantha (Lysette Anthony) decides the family could use some cheering up, especially after Mollie is sacked just before Christmas, the results are disastrous. Samantha off-loads her pampered pet poodle Daphne (voiced by Dianne Keaton) on the family. Suffice it to say the two dogs don't quite get along, having been bred on completely different sides of the tracks. And Samantha isn't just being nice for the sake of it - she has a plan and it rather intimately involves James.
The President of her company, Samantha is continuing her seduction of her new company pilot...James. Coming up with some scheming idea that she needs him to fly to the country with her on Christmas Eve, the trap is set for James to fall into. Of course, Mollie the ever-vigilant wife, is completely aware of what is going on, and packs the kids into the car and heads off into the chill frost of Christmas Eve night to rescue her husband from the clutches of the sensual blonde boss.
Look Whos Talking / Look Whos Talking Too / Look Whos Talking Now (DVD)
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LOOK WHOS TALKING
Mollie (Kirsty Alley) is an intelligent accountant who unfortunately is in love with a man she can't have. Albert (George Segal) is a rich and successful businessman who convinces Mollie that he loves her and is leaving his wife her.
Bring on the pregnancy. To avoid embarrassment Mollie tells everyone she has been artificially inseminated. John Travolta enters the picture as the taxi driver with a death wash that takes her to the hospital for the birth of her new son.
Unbeknownst to Mollie he is present for the entire birth. He shows up on her doorstep shortly after to return her handbag and soon becomes the token babysitter.
Mikey (the voice of Bruce Willis) becomes attached to James and as Mollie searches for the perfect father for her baby it becomes obvious that it is James. His antics and entertaining personality capture him as a great father.
From here James and Mollie deal with a few bumps especially involving his father who is moved to a new retirement home.
Mikey basically decides for his mother who the father should be and all is a fairy tale ending.
LOOK WHOS TALKING TOO
Since the last film ended, part-time pilot instructor and taxi driver James (Travolta) has moved in with Mollie (Kirstie Alley) and are raising their son Mikey (voiced again by Bruce Willis). The couple quickly conceive another child and it's the arrival of this bundle of joy, Julie (badly voiced by Roseanne Barr), that provides the main thrust of the story. James and Mollie have been having difficulty in their relationship, further exasperated by the arrival at their home of Mollie's good-for-nothing brother Stuart (Elias Koteas). This tension culminates in James moving out and not seeing the kids very often. Meanwhile, Mikey has taken it upon himself to induct Julie into the ways of kids and the household, in between learning new things for himself such as potty training.
LOOK WHOS TALKING NOW
A few years have moved on since we last left the family which had just welcomed the latest addition to the household, the baby Julie. Both kids, Mikey (David Gallagher) and Julie (Tabitha Lupien) are old enough now to hold their own conversations, and with Christmas approaching, there is plenty of discussion in the Ubriacco household. Mikey has been asking for a dog for some time now, and when he begins to wonder that Santa may in fact not be real, James decides to take the drastic step of letting him have a dog as a means to take his mind off that most horrendous of kiddie questions. The boys head off to the pound to select a new pup, and with fate lending a hand, come home with a scruffy mongrel named Rocks (voiced by Danny DeVito). Of course, things don't quite go as planned, and when James' new boss Samantha (Lysette Anthony) decides the family could use some cheering up, especially after Mollie is sacked just before Christmas, the results are disastrous. Samantha off-loads her pampered pet poodle Daphne (voiced by Dianne Keaton) on the family. Suffice it to say the two dogs don't quite get along, having been bred on completely different sides of the tracks. And Samantha isn't just being nice for the sake of it - she has a plan and it rather intimately involves James.
The President of her company, Samantha is continuing her seduction of her new company pilot...James. Coming up with some scheming idea that she needs him to fly to the country with her on Christmas Eve, the trap is set for James to fall into. Of course, Mollie the ever-vigilant wife, is completely aware of what is going on, and packs the kids into the car and heads off into the chill frost of Christmas Eve night to rescue her husband from the clutches of the sensual blonde boss.