Look Who's Talking Now

This movie was awsome i took the last one at the store...My favtire part when she burped and Rocks peed on the lady,,,I was lukey cause next time it was be GONE!!!!!... Full review

Well, at least this was the last they made(*no*, Hollywood, that was *not* a dare). In that they had run out of different genders of children to give celebrity voices to, they turned to the pets. This time, they give... Full review

This is the best movie I have ever seen!Its so cool and interesting!I loved all the dog scenes. It was so funny.Its my favorite movie ever.... Full review

This movie is worst series of... Full review

I got stuck in front of this when it was playing on TV one school holidays. I was surprised it was so entertaining, mainly due to the excellent performance from both kids. I loved the cynical grumpy Mikey and the kind... Full review

good family movie to watch on a Sunday evening full of goodness with talking dogs and this time the kids can talk for them selves also the wife is very paranoid about her husband so it ends up like bit of... Full review

I liked the first look who talking because it had a plot but then they they just tried to make money off the talking Babies with no plot and now they are doing it with dogs. Get some new writters and... Full review

Call me lame, but I am a sucker for these talking-animal movies that it seems to be the fashion to hate. It is also pretty much a given that we have to hate sequels, just for being sequels. I'm going against... Full review

I saw this movie this movie during the X-mas season and thought it was the best movie ever. Whoever rated this film bad from C's to F's has no life or sense of humor. Overall this is a definate A+.... Full review

This plot was during the Christmas season. When I watched this movie with Liz van Oppen, I found it as an okay movie. It was not the best movie I have ever seen. I see the dogs in the movie. The... Full review

is sugar-coated and sweet, and the humor is there in parts, but it never comes together to form a cohesive, fully enjoyable film. If you thought Cats & Dogs or Look Whos Talking Now were great moments in cinema, this is right up your alley. ... Full Review

Even so, the happy ending of this harmless comedy serves one purpose:....No ''Homeward Bound,'' this movie never manages to get past the talking-animal conceit to create a truly charming tale.....Though Alley, Travolta, and their canine counterparts do their zany best to be irresistible, ''Look Who's Talking Now!.... ... Full Review

The dog-meets-dog, dog-loses-dog, dog-gets-dog-back scenario provides a much more watchable film than the overworked jealousy theme..... ... Full Review

Suggestions, please, for the fourth movie in the series. The first movie was about how Alley, who was pregnant by her no-good boyfriend, met a taxi driver played by Travolta. ... Full Review

Ever since Aesop, putting words into the mouths of animals has been a sure-fire entertainment gimmick. In fables and fairy tales, talking owls, foxes, and pigs imparted wisdom and warnings; in modern practice - that is, in movies and cartoons... ... Full Article

Can You Recall the Kids from Popular Movies and Shows?Not all movies are aimed at the high profile adult actors and actresses today. Babies have their share of the limelight even if they have supporting roles. ... Full Article

If dogs can mouth off in a movie, they've earned the right to enter into continuity errors. That's the lesson of Look Who's Talking Now! , which features Diane Keaton as the voice of a pedigreed poodle named Daphne and... ... Full Article

Published: Monday, Nov. 8, 1993 12:00 a.m. MST And you thought "Look Who's Talking Too" was awful. Someone at the TriStar boardroom must have sponsored a contest to see who could come up with a concept that was even worse. ... Full Article

Take the "dle" out of "poodle" and you've pretty much got the leitmotif of "Look Who's Talking Now," a crude and mawkish film in which dogs attempt to communicate with Kirstie Alley and John Travolta. ... Full Article

Molly Ubriacco (Kirstie Alley) loses her white-collar job just as husband James (John Travolta)is hired as a private pilot by Samantha (Lysette Anthony), a wealthy and seductive corporate president. ... Full Article