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Junior (1994)

Junior (1994)
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Ultimate manly man Arnold Schwarzenegger learns what it's like to be an expectant mother in director Ivan Reitman's high-concept comedy. Schwarzenegger plays Dr. Hess, a medical researcher working on a revolutionary drug to help mothers carry endangered infants to term. When government regulations prevent Dr. Hess from testing the drug through normal channels, his partner Dr. Arbogast (Danny DeVito) develops an unorthodox solution: they will steal a female egg and implant it in Hess, who will carry the child himself. Predictably, much of the subsequent humor centers on the incongruous sight of the muscular Schwarzenegger undergoing the trials and tribulations of pregnancy, from morning sickness to labor pains. Emma Thompson returns to her comic roots and provides romantic interest as an incorrigibly clumsy but intelligent scientist who catches on to Hess' deception. Reitman, Schwarzenegger, and DeVito had previously had a hit with Twins (1988), which revolved around a similarly ludicrous medical premise, but they failed to repeat that film's success here, as audiences largely ignored the film and reviewers criticized the humor as disappointingly obvious. ~ Judd Blaise, Rovi

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Starring:
Arnold SchwarzeneggerDanny DeVito, (more)
Director(s):
Ivan Reitman
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
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Synopsis of Junior

Ultimate manly man Arnold Schwarzenegger learns what it's like to be an expectant mother in director Ivan Reitman's high-concept comedy. Schwarzenegger plays Dr. Hess, a medical researcher working on a revolutionary drug to help mothers carry endangered infants to term. When government regulations prevent Dr. Hess from testing the drug through normal channels, his partner Dr. Arbogast (Danny DeVito) develops an unorthodox solution: they will steal a female egg and implant it in Hess, who will carry the child himself. Predictably, much of the subsequent humor centers on the incongruous sight of the muscular Schwarzenegger undergoing the trials and tribulations of pregnancy, from morning sickness to labor pains. Emma Thompson returns to her comic roots and provides romantic interest as an incorrigibly clumsy but intelligent scientist who catches on to Hess' deception. Reitman, Schwarzenegger, and DeVito had previously had a hit with Twins (1988), which revolved around a similarly ludicrous medical premise, but they failed to repeat that film's success here, as audiences largely ignored the film and reviewers criticized the humor as disappointingly obvious. ~ Judd Blaise, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
110 mins

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Director(s):
Ivan Reitman
Writer(s):
Chris ConradKevin Wade
Producer(s):
Chris ConradIvan Reitman
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Adult Language, Adult Situations)
Categories:
Comedy
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Kim H.

I laughed until I cryed....... This is my favorite movie EVER!!!! If you like Arnold in all of his other movies, you have to see this one! A man having a baby has enough irony, but it being Arnold S. just makes it even funnier!!!! I give this movie 5 stars!!!

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Karen B.

A funny movie! Istart busting up everytime i see it... the irony in a man having a baby is one thing, but a man like arnold, whom eats his cereal out of human skulls? its too much to contain! get this!

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Gloria Q.

Great Movie! if you love arnold then you have to see this. It great to see how a man would deal with pregancy.

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