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Delivering Milo (2001)

Delivering Milo (2001)
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An unborn child has to be convinced that moving into the big, bad world is a good idea in this comic fantasy. Elizabeth (Bridget Fonda) and her husband Kevin (Campbell Scott) are a couple expecting a baby, who is due at any time, and when labor sets in, they rush to the hospital in anticipation of the blessed event. But after Elizabeth spends many hours in labor, nothing seems to be happening, throwing both her and her husband into a state of panic. As it turns out, their son-to-be, Milo (Anton Yelchin), is waiting in the otherworldly Life Training Center, where children about to be born are shown the ropes of how life on Earth works by a staff led by Mr. Gordon (Douglas Spain). Milo, however, has gotten cold feet, and decides he doesn't want to put up with the bother of life on Earth. Having a child refuse to make the journey into the real world could upset the balance of the universe, so fallen angel Elmore (Albert Finney) is given a final chance at redemption by the Powers That Be -- Elmore is to take Milo on a tour of Earth and convince him to say the five magic words, "I want to be born." Delivering Milo was shown at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival, and made its North American debut at the Palm Springs Film Festival the same year. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Starring:
Bridget FondaAlbert Finney, (more)
Director(s):
Nick Castle, Jr.
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Delivering Milo

An unborn child has to be convinced that moving into the big, bad world is a good idea in this comic fantasy. Elizabeth (Bridget Fonda) and her husband Kevin (Campbell Scott) are a couple expecting a baby, who is due at any time, and when labor sets in, they rush to the hospital in anticipation of the blessed event. But after Elizabeth spends many hours in labor, nothing seems to be happening, throwing both her and her husband into a state of panic. As it turns out, their son-to-be, Milo (Anton Yelchin), is waiting in the otherworldly Life Training Center, where children about to be born are shown the ropes of how life on Earth works by a staff led by Mr. Gordon (Douglas Spain). Milo, however, has gotten cold feet, and decides he doesn't want to put up with the bother of life on Earth. Having a child refuse to make the journey into the real world could upset the balance of the universe, so fallen angel Elmore (Albert Finney) is given a final chance at redemption by the Powers That Be -- Elmore is to take Milo on a tour of Earth and convince him to say the five magic words, "I want to be born." Delivering Milo was shown at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival, and made its North American debut at the Palm Springs Film Festival the same year. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Director(s):
Nick Castle, Jr.
Writer(s):
David Hubbard
Producer(s):
Heidi Levitt
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG
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    Jane D.

    Bridget Fonda, Albert Finney and Campbell Scott all turn in very good performances. Finney shines as the crotchy old "ex" New Yorker while Fonda and Campbell are sweet and funny when the situation calls for it. Not a WOW! movie but one that will entertain when you just want a fun non-nonsense little film. The only drawback I found was in the actors playing the Heavenly Staff. A bit affected and over the top but other than than, I suggest it's worth a look.

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    Joe A.

    Albert Finney is good and the storyline is okay but the actor who plays Milo is disappointing. Still overall its a pleasant enough movie.

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