Baby Mama

2008

96 mins

Directed by Michael McCullers
63%
55%
15+
Comedy

30 Rock's Tina Fey stars as Kate, a 37-year-old career woman who finally wants to start a family but is... More

30 Rock's Tina Fey stars as Kate, a 37-year-old career woman who finally wants to start a family but is told that she has a one-in-a-million chance of conceiving a baby. So she finds a working class lass from South Philadelphia, Angie (Amy Poehler), to be a surrogate mother. The problem is, before long, Angie turns up on Kate's doorstep looking for a place to stay. The uptight Kate has to peruse her 'pregnancy for dummies' books in order to turn Angie into the perfect mother-to-be.

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Baby Mama | Ratings & Reviews

63_%166 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
55_%374,775 reviews
Audience score rating
15+Age suitability
Children & Media rating

"Fey is a delight to watch throughout."

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Variety

"An essentially sweet-natured picture that doesn't go as far as it could."

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Salon

"An exhausting 90 minutes of SNL-centric mediocrity that gives one the nagging feeling that Tina Fey's inability to cut the cord is going to quickly start to cool interest in her upcoming projects."

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Premiere Magazine

"The movie hardly allows itself any sharp moments at all -- it's much too sweet-natured to be cruel, and much too cheerful to be angry. It probably could have pushed a few more buttons, but Baby Mama aims to please and succeeds."

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Los Angeles Times

"Baby Boom serves up plenty of smart, knowing laughs early on, but by the time it hits the third act (or would that be trimester?), it barely crawls to the finish line."

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Hollywood Reporter

"There’s a lot of talent up there on the screen, and some authentic laughs, but too much of it is comedy territory that was claimed long ago."

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Film Threat

"Designed as a vehicle for Saturday Night Live sparring partners Poehler and Fey, their reasonable chemistry is constantly undermined by pointless extended cameos from the likes of Sigourney Weaver and an awful, ponytailed Steve Martin."

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