Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.4|5.0
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Film Poster Courtesy of Wikipedia
Storyline
Chris Parker’s (Elisabeth Shue) boyfriend stands her up and
she decides to take an evening babysitting job with the Anderson family. While she
is babysitting, her friend Brenda (Penelope Ann Miller) calls and pleads for
help. Brenda ran away from home, is stuck in a bus station, has no money, and
wants to go home. Brenda is being harassed by an elderly homeless man while
another younger man keeps flashing a gun at her. Chris needs to help her
friend, but feels conflicted because she is responsible for the safety and
well-being of the Anderson children. The Anderson children suggest they tag
along on the rescue. Chris agrees and the adventures begin as the babysitter
and her charges enter a less than desirable neighborhood on the other end of
town.
Additional Thanks
Great
work for Director Chris Columbus. Thank you to Producers Debra Hill and Lynda
Obst for making the film possible. Additional characters/cast include: Daryl
Coppersmith (Anthony Rapp), Joe Gipp (Calvin Levels), Sara (Maia Brewston), Dawson
(Vincent D’Onofrio), Brad (Keith Coogan, Dan (George Newbern) Pruitt (John Ford
Noonan), Graydon (Ron Canada), Bleak (John Davis Chandler), Mr. Anderson (Dan
Ziskie), Janitor #1 (Allan Aarons), Nurse (Marcia Bennett), Janitor #2 (Rummy
Bishop), and Cleminski (David Blacker).
Buy a ticket?
Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes.
The film is good comedy for both the teen and the adult.
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