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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:VHS Tape
This is a must-see for anyone who has seen and enjoyed 'Three Men and a Baby'. It continues with the adventures of the three bachelors who coped so hilariously with the baby abandoned on their doorstep. Tom Selleck, Ted Danson and Steve Guttenberg are just as funny this time around. In this sequel, Mary, their young charge is now a little girl about to start school. She and her single mom Sylvia, (played by Nancy Travis) live amicably in the same house, and all three guys take their roles as father very seriously. The harmony is shattered when Sylvia, now a successful stage actress, takes up with a decidedly sleazy director. Despite the fact that she is in love with Tom Selleck's character, she decides to marry the director and move back to England. The three guys take matters into their own hands, with the help of little Mary. The resulting action is hysterically funny. There were times in this movie when I laughed so hard that I had tears streaming down my face. It is one of those movies which manages to be really funny without being slapstick. Although ideally you should see the other movie first, this one can stand alone. The three main characters are great, Nancy Travis is very believable, and the supporting cast are truly hilarious. Don't miss it. It's a gem.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I bought this DVD for my wife to replace a worn out video and she enjoyed the much superior DVD quality. his is a very funny story with some great stars interplaying throughout. Well worth a look.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:VHS Tape
What a pleasant, romantic, thoroughly nice film this is!
Carrying on from Three Men and a Baby, this is set several years later and Mary is now five. Peter (Selleck) is in love with Mary's mother, Sylvia (Travis) but because of past relationship problems he won't admit his feelings.
Sylvia feels the same way as Peter but wants Mary to have a settled home with just one father instead of three and so when Peter won't commit, she agrees to marry another man. As he's British, Mary and Sylvia then have to go to England to live.
The touching love scene's between Peter and Sylvia are fantastic and the comedy is light and warm-hearted. A must have film for all romantic's out there.
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brilliant
This is a film that I am proud to say is among my favourites of all time.
Tom Selleck (Peter) is perfectly cast as the man who is deeply in love with Nancy Travis... Read more
Tom Selleck (Peter) is perfectly cast as the man who is deeply in love with Nancy Travis... Read more
Published 16 months ago by DanielB1982
A***** movie. I could watch this movie over and over again and not get...
This has to be my favourite ever movie. I loved this when i was a little girl and i still love it now and im 27 years-old. Read more
Published 17 months ago by cutie pie
Classic Family Film
Just what my wife and daughter wanted, They were very happy with the film, even I enjoyed it
Published 20 months ago by James Fyfe
A fun film - good light entertainment
A lovely film for those who enjoy romantic comedy. Ted Danson, Steve Guttenberg and Tom Selleck work well together, and Robin Weisman was perfect for the part of Mary. Read more
Published on 2 Jun 2001
What can I say, I love it!
This film has everything, comedy, love, a bit of action and much more. You really feel that you get to know the characters and have feelings of hatred or liking towards them. Read more
Published on 23 Aug 2000
know every word
i enjoyed this film so much, that i watched it for nine days on the trot, and eventually knew every word. Read more
Published on 12 July 2000
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