Look Who's Talking, Too (1990)

17% of critics liked it
(12 reviews)
43% of users liked it
(180,533 ratings)

Amy Heckerling repeats the successful formula of Look Who's Talking in this sequel, with the addition of John Travolta singing "All Shook Up" to a group of nursery schoolers and Mel Brooks cast as the voice of a toilet. The film begins with James struggling to support his family. He stills wants to… More Amy Heckerling repeats the successful formula of Look Who's Talking in this sequel, with the addition of John Travolta singing "All Shook Up" to a group of nursery schoolers and Mel Brooks cast as the voice of a toilet. The film begins with James struggling to support his family. He stills wants to become an airline pilot, but in the meantime is driving a cab. His wife Molly (Kirstie Alley) is struggling too, as a busy accountant. The strain is showing on their marriage, but then Molly becomes pregnant again, giving birth to a daughter named Julie (voice of Roseanne Barr). When the new baby arrives back home, their son Mikey (voice of Bruce Willis) has to contend not only with the new intrusion but also with Mr. Potty (voice of Mel Brooks). ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: PG-13, 1 hr. 21 min.
Directed By: Amy Heckerling
Written By: Amy Heckerling, Neal Israel
Genres: Comedy

In Theaters: Dec 14, 1990 Wide
On DVD: Oct 10, 2000
Studio: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

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Featured Audience Ratings

Lady D

Not quite as entertaining as the first, but watchable all the same, with Roseanne Barr joining the cast voicing the new addition to the family.
Chris W

An unnecessary sequel that tried hard, but ultimately failed. This film isn't completely without merit though- the cast is pretty okay. The main problem is that the idea is not bad, but it's not important. The original was fun and cute, and ended on a fine note. This just… More
An unnecessary sequel that tried hard, but ultimately failed. This film isn't completely without merit though- the cast is pretty okay. The main problem is that the idea is not bad, but it's not important. The original was fun and cute, and ended on a fine note. This just tries to top that...and fails.
Tim S

Not a great sequel.
Jason O

Okay, but nothing compared to the original. I like Roseanne, but the babies aren't nearly as charming, nor is the movie as well done as the original in nearly any way.
Anthony L

If my baby started talking like Roseanne Arnold I would stuff it back in and ask for a refund!
Candy R

Little Mikey gets a little sister. Funny sequel.
xGary X

The greatest advert for child abuse ever created.
Dean M

This vulgar sequel to 1989's longest-running sleeper hit looks like a rush job. First mutual arrival is undeniably cute Megan Milner, unfortunately voiced-over by Roseanne Barr. The comedienne gets a couple of laughs but is generally dull, leaving Bruce Willis to again carry the… More
This vulgar sequel to 1989's longest-running sleeper hit looks like a rush job. First mutual arrival is undeniably cute Megan Milner, unfortunately voiced-over by Roseanne Barr. The comedienne gets a couple of laughs but is generally dull, leaving Bruce Willis to again carry the load in the gag department with well-read quips.
danny d

eh, didnt need it but it wasnt unwatchable
Jason S

Another one? ok.
Leigh R

Okay, but not as good as the first...
James A

It had Casey Jones in it! Anything with him is ok in my butt.
Nicolas K

Typical good recipe tasting great when fresh, but when reheated it does not haave the same impact.
Yinalí R

Love these movies!
Curt C

Wheeee, sequels to bad movies always rule!!
Sunil J

The funniest of the 3.
Leo L

Gotta love it!
Sean S

Run away. Run away fast. IF you like Roseanne's voice coming at you for an hour and a half, you are probably late for your appointment with the Mistress of the Dungeon.
Sarah P

Not better than the original, but still good!
Lee K

i love travolta but just not in these stupid films

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Cast

            John Travolta as James Ubriacco

            Kirstie Alley as Mollie

            Olympia Dukakis as Rosie

            Elias Koteas as Stuart

            Twink Caplan as Rona

            Gilbert Gottfried as Joey

            Neal Israel as Mr. Ross

            Lorne Sussman as Mikey

            Megan Milner as Julie (1 year)

            Georgia Keithley as Julie (4 months)

            Nikki Graham as Julie as a Newborn

            Danny Pringle as Eddie

            Paul Shaffer as Taxi Businessman

            Bruce Willis as Mikey

            Damon Wayans as Eddie

            Mel Brooks as Mr. Toilet Man

            Roseanne as Julie

            Steven Dimopoulous as Fire Chief

            Ewen Leslie as Debbie

            Dorothy Fehr as Blonde

            James Galeota as Punk Baby

            Heather Lea Gerdes as Hot Babe on Fire Escape

            Louis Heckerling as Lou

            Mollie Israel as Mikey's Dream Friend

            Coleman Lumley as Blonde Baby

            Constance Barnes McCansh as Sexy Dancer

            Alicia Mizel as Slob Child

            Terry David Mulligan as IRS Inspector

            Morris Panych as Arrogant Businessman

            Noelle Parker as Woman Client

            Frank Totino as Candy Man

            Robin Trapp as Cool Chick

            Douglas Warhit as Man Client

            Rick Avery as Burglar

            Don S. Davis as Dr. Fleischer

            Randy Aaron Fink as Cute Guy

            Stuart Aikins
            
            Alex Bruhanski as Needle Doctor

            Roseanne Barr as Julie
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