MOVIE · 1989
Look Who's Talking
ComedyRomance93 min
Mollie Jensen is a career-minded woman left to give birth on her own after an affair with a married man, then finds an unexpected connection with James, a cab driver who becomes her babysitter. Kirstie Alley carries Mollie through the scramble of work, dating, and new motherhood, while John Travolta's James settles into the middle of her family life. The twist is Mikey's point of view: Bruce Willis supplies the baby's inner monologue, giving the film a running commentary on adult romance, family arrangements, and everything happening around his stroller.
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