1990 Directed by Dennis Dugan
Ben Healy (John Ritter) and his social climbing wife Flo adopt Junior a fun-loving seven year old. But they soon discover he's a little monster as he turns a camping trip, a birthday party and even a baseball game into comic nightmares. But is he really just a little angel trying to get out? Find out in this hilarious satire on modern-day family life.
John Ritter Jack Warden Michael Oliver Gilbert Gottfried Michael Richards Amy Yasbeck Peter Jurasik Ellen Locy Charlotte Akin Anna Marie Allred Adam Anderly Robert A. Anderson Cody Beard Jordan Burton Eli Cummins John S. Davies Vince Davis Dennis Dugan Justin Elledge Eric Elterman Ward Emling John William Galt Corki Grazer Vernon Grote Garland Hampton Helena Humann Philip Jhin Judy Jones Melody Jones Show All…
Junior le terrible, Le petit monstre, Este chico es un demonio, Problem Child 1, Mi Pobre Diablillo, Piccola Peste, O Pestinha, Трудный ребёнок, Adorable Criatura, Piccola Peste 1
This can't be right. The DVD says it's only 80 minutes long. My mental clock's telling me I was watching this thing for three and a half years.
Forgot about Flo Healy being stuffed in a suitcase and tossed in the trunk of a mass-murderer's car -- talk about early '90s YIKES™ child entertainment lmao
I had to call my mom to apologize for making her take me to see this when it came out. It's grating, cartoonish, kinda misogynist and generally inappropriate, and I loved it. I was shocked by how much of it was still funny to me (thanks in no small part to the cast: John Ritter, Michael Richards, Gilbert Gottfried, Jack Warden, etc).
Completely forgot that the titular song that plays over the credits is by The Beach Boys.
A comedy fucking classic. Really letterbx, 1 star? Home Alone gets all the praise while this one is neglected and abused and let out to dry, come on!
In the first 10 minutes, there's cat torture, child abuse and a marriage being torn apart by infertility. LOL.
If the fact that I loved this movie as a kid isn't proof my DNA is rotten, the fact that I still like it is. But c'mon, a vulgar 90's comedy featuring several instances of George Thorogood's "Bad to the Bone," toilet humor, Gilbert Gottfried, and a putzy kid? I'm not made of stone dammit.
First time watching this movie since VHS when I was 10. It’s pretty dark. Critics certainly thought so at the time. In 1990, one of those cyclical bouts of moral panic was gripping entertainment critics. This was also around the same time Bart Simpson shirts were being banned from schools. The outrage was clear; juvenile delinquency is NO laughing matter!
Being 10 I had no idea what the news rags were reacting to. I didn’t read the Times or the Tribune, etc. Seeing it now, the darkness of the story is not that far off from where comedy regularly goes today. I think what set off indignation from our esteemed print critics was actually the emotional beats. That a movie…
I thought We Need to Talk About Kevin had the most punchable child in cinema, but this fucking fuckface can burn in hell with the rest of this fucking bullshit trilogy. Fuck this kid and kudos to We Need to Talk About Kevin for having the second most punchable kid as opposed to this bitch ass fucking prick. Ezra Miller, I still love you.
Not as good as I remember it being when I was younger. John Ritter was still the man though
i hate kids but for some reason i find so amusing when they say naughty things to adults don't @ me
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