1/5

With this story, and this cast, the movie ought to have been fun.

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07/25/08

2/5

Michael McCullers' script is soft-headed to the point of inanity.

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07/25/08

2/4

The film's talented performers are wasted thanks to a weak script.

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07/25/08

N/A

It's as much fun as actually eating toddler vomit.

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07/25/08

3/4

A lightweight romantic comedy that's to be welcomed, if only for the fact it offers juicy roles to talented writer-actresses Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.

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07/25/08

3/5

Fey and Poehler are class comedy actresses, yet this lacks the dramatic spark which would have been supplied by both their characters genuinely hating the sight of one another.

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07/25/08

N/A

It delivers considerably more laughs than one might expect from the Hollywood sub-genre of procreation comedy.

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07/25/08

3/5

Enjoyable and amiable in its daft way.

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07/25/08

3/5

If the plot wasn't so dismally familiar, it might have worked.

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07/25/08

3/5

By Mike Martin - The big news that Steve Martin is funny for the first time in about 15 years as Kate's hilariously dippy hippy boss.

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07/24/08

4/5

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07/24/08

3/5

Baby Mama rises comfortably above formula foundations.

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07/22/08

N/A

While certainly amiable enough, Michael McCullers' directorial debut is, like the gestation that it portrays, somewhat sloppily conceived and capable of delivering no more than what is expected.

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07/22/08

4/5

Good comedy knows no gender, and be you woman, man or any sentient being with a funny bone, you will find boundless delight in two people doing what they do best: being very, very funny.

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07/21/08

2/5

The jokes are, on paper, funny. On screen they just seem like the inevitable, the only thing to say, and their zing zags off into bland, familiar territory... the material didn't coalesce past pointing at something funny and saying, "hey, that's funny al

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07/17/08

2/4

It's no different than watching a third-rate sitcom on a Tuesday night.

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06/08/08

C+

On one level, it's unfair to penalize a pretty decent movie for not being a great movie, but then again, Fey has proved time and time again that she can do better than this.

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06/03/08

B+

Poehler's the engine that propels this light comedy to surprising levels that far exceed the predictability suggested by the preview trailer.

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05/25/08

N/A

Baby Mama which was written not by Fey but by its director Michael McCullers is awfully familiar yet the movie - forgive me - delivers its laughs without audiences having to go into labor to get them.

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05/22/08

3/5

Fey may get top billing for "Baby Mama," and deservedly so, but it's Poehler who actually ends up providing the most laughs.

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05/20/08