Baby's Day Out

1994
PG
1h 39m

IMDb RATING

6.2/10

57K

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Slapstick Adventure Comedy Crime Drama Family

After three kidnappers lose the baby they have kidnapped, both the cops and kidnappers go looking for the baby.After three kidnappers lose the baby they have kidnapped, both the cops and kidnappers go looking for the baby.After three kidnappers lose the baby they have kidnapped, both the cops and kidnappers go looking for the baby.

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IMDb RATING

6.2/10

57K

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

3,515

231

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The film's budget was a whopping $50 million, which at the time was unheard of for a film that had no major leading stars in its cast.

Goofs
When the baby leaves the gorilla cage his shoes are untied. After crawling into the park when the trio find him, his shoes are tied.

Quotes
FBI Agent Dale Grissom: Radio Rogers and McCluskey. Tell them to turn around. We're going back to the tick-tock to get the boo-boo. And send for backup.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert: Blown Away/Little Big League/I Love Trouble/The Shadow/Baby's Day Out/Wyatt Earp (1994)

Soundtracks
This Is The Army, Mr. Jones
Written by Irving Berlin

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Young Baby Kicks The Bad Guys Butts (In A Figurative Sense)

Baby's Day out is pure fun. If you like movies where young children outwit stupid grown-ups then this is the movie for you.

Joe Mantegna performs wonderfully as the leader of a trio of kidnappers who kidnap Baby Bink but soon find him causing more trouble than they can handle. If you liked films such as Home Alone then this movie will suit you.

There are wonderful scenes throughout. Baby Bink escapes his captors and starts crawling round the city and oddly, not one single adult seems to think this is out of the ordinary. The fun is seeing the blundering trio try to recapture him. There are some great moments, particularly when Baby Bink ends up in the gorilla cage at the zoo and when the trio arouse the suspicions of a policeman and Joe Mantegna hides Bink under a coat on his lap.

Whilst children will really enjoy this movie, adults will also get a kick out of it. Worth viewing if you can.