Baby Talk

Amy Schumer was amazing as usual and the plot was really cute. The music was great too. Here's one thing that would have made it better. Ditch the goofy characters like the Irish friend and the other teacher. Some of the supporting cast was ok, but some too goofy. It could have been the script writing however. Some parts I laughed out loud. Keep more of this coming Netflix. Keep it a tad more serious and ditch the extreme goofiness. Took away from the main plot. Amy did the best she could. Her other comedies were better; but this was still really good and a cute date night movie. Some parts of the script were over the top. Keep 'em' coming. Amy is great.

This movie has two beautiful women (Tanya Roberts and Joan Severance) both of whom display their bodies plentifully. The movie is not to be taken seriously but is just a lot of laughs. The ladies are delightful and funny. The guys (Jeff Conaway and John Calvin) are good too. Tanya and Jeff cannot have a child so they petition John to do the good deed. Another guy (Christopher Michael) becomes involved, too. I got the movie because I like Tanya Roberts and was surprised how much I enjoyed it. Just a warning - I got the unrated version and their is a lot of soft core sex so do not watch it with the kids around. DELIGHTFULLY FUN!!

Although made in the nineties, this sex farce was made in the sixties style, updated with some soft core porn.

In what will probably be Tanya Roberts most shining role, she and the entire cast seems to be having fun with their roles (along with the director), as the angst of infertility is met head on in this most adult of drama/comedies.

The viewer is treated to what is probably the most loving treatment of Ms. Roberts luscious body and that of Joan Severance (and mostly her body double).

This is the best sex farce since "Prudence and the Pill" and it involves lots of nudity.

I would definitely recommend this film have a permanent place in any persons film collection.

First of all I think but do not know for a fact that Barbara Eden's son (god rest his soul) Matthew Ansara who goes by the stage name Steve Alden or Alar or something like that was in this as the muscle man who got paid $18k or so to basically pose or maybe they actually did do the nasty it sure looks convincingly too me Any way whoever it is I've always felt was the luckiest guy on the face of the planet. I've always had a crush on Tanya Roberts that voice that hair that body this is the movie that I think she looks the hottest. It's actually a pretty dumb movie with lots of Tanya Roberts naked so it makes it worthwhile too me So with further adieu I might just go watch it again I give it a six because of Tanya Roberts enough said.

For fans of the late Jeff Conaway (a minority out there), before he got wrecked and ruined, he did this cute little film, that's extremely enjoyable, and funny, but naughty and raunchy too. Here's a film with actors whose careers faded or almost faded into obscurity, now stuck during B grade. This is a funny film, partly due to Dom Deluise, as a doctor, given some great dialogue as too Conaway, in a funny and impressive script, that raises the bar to a lot of other comedies. Linda (Tanya Roberts, really sexing it up here) desperately wants a kid, but her husband, Conaway, is infertile. They try all different avenue's, one that warrants Conaway, having his nuts operated on. Thank god for friendly neighbors, which includes a crazed Kevin Kline sounding and wannabe writer (another asset to this funny and SEXY film) and his sex starved wife (Severance). Conaway puts the prospect to him, of giving his wife a baby, for which he readily accepts. Now to the other criss cross, we have Conaway falling for Severance, duh, as if you wouldn't figure that out. Audience out there, you will be surprised how good and funny this this is, and Tanya Roberts does look frickin' hot, putting the S in sexy. Sometimes, you gotta gave B grades a chance.