This remains, to this day, my favorite review, EVER, of the film I directed, FROM JOHN HUGHES'S SCRIPT, (devoid of the many notes I gave, to try to fix its MANY problems... ) Keep up the good work, you guys!

"And while it was a virtual certainty that Macaulay Culkin would grow up to be some weird drug-addled creepy sex pervert..." Well that's why he fits in so well with the rest of the RLM crew.

Watching the Macualy Culkin bit after he was on rlm 👌👌👌

I wish plinkett would review more random ass shit like this. This might be the funniest review

I love how Stoklassa Plinkett is a dangerous psychopath, but for some reason Evans Plinkett is a sad, lonely, kind old man who just happens to enjoy Night Court. I also love how bad you're hurting me by not doing a Force Awakens Plinkview.

“I guess it’s possible, anything’s possible with Bush in the White House” It’s 2021 and I died of laughter at that.

The realistic breakdown of the gorilla scene killed me

The last 5 minutes is my favorite Plinkett moment ever. The mental breakdown he experiences combined with all of the random images is just hilarious.

That ball-stomping scene is the most horrific scene I've ever seen in a kid's movie. It belongs in a torture porn movie.

Baby's Day Out was tremendously popular in South Asia, including India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. In India the movie was played at the largest theater in Calcutta for over a year. Recalling a trip to Calcutta, Roger Ebert says, "I asked if "Star Wars" had been their most successful American film. No, I was told, it was "Baby's Day Out"..."[9] It was remade twice, first in Telugu in 1995 under the title Sisindri and then in Malayalam in 1999 under the title James Bond. It was dubbed in Tamil with the title Chutti Kuzhanthai meaning Naughty baby. It was also dubbed in Bengali and played at theaters in Bangladesh. It was also dubbed in Punjabi as a comedy in Pakistan.

Glad you're finally putting it back after that annoying copyright claim from Fox several years ago. Was wondering for the longest time why you didn't fight that takedown in the first place. Danks!

Today is the 25th anniversary of BDO. You probably didn't notice it, but your brain did.

This movie is special too me. I remember being at Walmart with my mother when I was around 4 or 5. I saw this movie and thought "Yeah, that looks cool" Decided to grab it and go find my mom and ask her to buy this for me. When she rightfully said no. I was disappointed. But it just so happened that I got a bloody nose right then and there ( I was pretty sick throughout my childhood) She took me to the bathroom and cleaned me up. She then realized I got a bunch of blood on this movie and she felt that she needed to buy it now since I just... You know bled on it. I think I still have this movie somewhere in my house.

"Picture in the paper" was the 90s version of plastering pictures of your baby all over Facebook.

Not gonna lie. I actually freaked out for a second when that dummy babies head hit the ground.

It's gonna be really weird when we finally get to the point where she enters Plinkett's house for the ultimate final showdown, combat shotgun in hand and fully loaded, and in the end she just winds up stumbling in upon two VCR repairmen who are commenting about movies they saw.

Zach Snyder should remake Baby's Day Out

In all seriousness, this movie makes my grandma laugh so much which is priceless !

Forget the Three Stooges. You have the slick haired egomaniac who just wants money, you've got a dumb short-haired blond, and the bald guy with a hat who seems to be the most level headed of the group despite also being a bit of a klutz. Holy shit, it's Ed, Edd, and Eddy.

Just so everyone knows, in a recent auction someone actually paid $4,100 for the stand-in baby puppet used in the movie.

4:12 Culken gets insulted by Plinkett Years later: Culken joins the Red Letter Media team on several of their hit Internet review series Clearly RLM had dirt on the guy

I was wondering why they choose to upload this film of all days, turns out it's the film's 22nd anniversary of it's release date.

One of my childhood friends' mother was an artist, occasionally involved in set design for films. She did some work on this film. She also did work on Home Alone. I remember how endlessly proud my friend was that his mother had a tiny credit on Home Alone, which was pretty legitimate pride. But then he had the same level of pride over his mother's part in Baby's Day Out. LoL. I kept hearing "Baby's Day Out" over and over before the movie even came out, because his mother was working on it and thought it would be the next Home Alone or something.

I come every so often just to hear Mr. Plinkett say "Baby Bink"

The yellow stuff in the mixer could be meant to be heat resistant contact glue, which is fine, because the stuff doesn't really dry unless you force the air out of it by applying it to two surfaces and pushing them together. It WILL dry out over a period of a day or two, though. We used it to coat the inside walls of generators that needed to be soundproofed. The main problems that spring to mind is why you would be mixing so much of it at once, why you would be mixing it before there are walls or a floor to soundproof and why you wouldn't be mixing it in the sub basement where an emergency generator would be situated. Putting a generator near the top of a building is ridiculous. A product name that I found with a cursory google search showed that "Maydos contact adhesive" is a way to google image search for the actual substance, but in the factory they used to just used to call it "Spunk", "Donkey Spunk" or something along those lines.

John Hughes is just a classic case example of when a naturally talented person stops trying.

Bullshit. The highly logical, scientifically and historically accurate game series, Assassin's Creed, has taught us that you can fall from 20 stories and be perfectly fine so long as you land in a cart full of hay.

They cut out the mention of John Hughes' death. Who do these guys think they? George Lucas?

Been watching through all the old Plinkett reviews again and this is definitely one of my favorites. I love how absolutely unhinged he is by the end of it.

4:09 I really find this bit hilarious now that Macaulay Culkin is actively hanging out with them all the time now.

Watching Mr. Plinkett's review of Baby's Day Out is like watching Godzilla attack a butterfly.

Wow, baby driver sure looks weird.

lmao when I was a kid I fucking loved Flubber and the Beethoven movies.

*Jesus the montage with the 3 Stooges was brilliant. Mike must have an encyclopedic movie mind. How would one remember all of those scenes, to make the connections?*

Mr. Plinkett can I please have a pizza roll?

The fact that he ripped on Mack and now Mack is practically a regular on their series, priceless.

Brevity is the soul of wit - William Shakesman

the descent into madness at the end is my favorite

Ok, when I was a kid, I think around 6 years old or something, I used to watch this on VHS all the time 😅. Nostalgia blinders are an incredible thing.

finally now I can finally finally

Oh my God this is so funny. Please, please, please make more Mr. Plinkett reviews. Its been too long since you made one. You owe it to humanity to use your creative genius and make more hilarious records of Mr. Plinketts reviews of movies. I honestly laughed out loud at this harder and more vocally than I have any other video on KZfaq. Please kind Sir, more Plinkett.

As a German I can only say one thing THE MOVIE WAS TOTALLY CALLED LIKE THAT!!!!

This movie predicted the kid in the gorilla enclosure incident oh my god

The last 5 minutes of this review may be Plinkett's best work ever.

Let's talk about how the baby looks more like the nanny than the wife/husband. I always assumed the baby was like, a love child between the nanny and the husband, and that's why there's such a weird family dynamic going on.

That montage of the characters surviving over the top injury’s actually made me scream laughing

Premise for a comedy film: behind the scenes of the creation of the gorilla scene in Baby's Day Out, where the director and producers battle back and forth on how best to portray the stunt: in the most realistic scientific way, or in a cartoony way? For 45 minutes they go back and forth, making laboured version upon version of the same stupid scene, overworking the scene in a Kubrickian way so that it will be the most perfect stunt in motion picture history. They bring in Stan Winston for special gore effects of the actor's dismemberment, and eventually settling on the cartoony bars bending under impact. The film ends with the filmmakers just saying "whatever, who gives a shit"

they edited out the John Hughes joke in the beginning. "Babys day out was written by John Hughes. You may have heard of him because he just died." Guess it was to avoid the joke being dated.

"If a protagonist has no concept of what’s going on, or what’s at stake, then there is no real tension or drama."

When I was a kid, this movie was hilarious. Me, my brothers and sister all laughed hysterically at it. Rented it twice from Rogers Video.

The ending when he starts going insane (after the revolving doors) was fucking hilarious

I love that you did this one! During my first year at Columbia, they were filming this all over Grant Park, right in front of that big black Wabash campus building (I forget what they used to call it now), and also up in Lincoln Park. It was the first time I'd ever seen a full scale production crew set up - including the huge catered lunch, and I remember thinking....wow, who the hell is going to eat all that food? XD I was so excited at the time that it was a new John Hughes film, but never did bother seeing it once it came out what a disappointing dog turd it was. He'd been a Chicago icon for all those years before...what a shame! Thanks, Plinkett!

I saw it as a kid, and I loved it. Now I can't judge it rationally.

I can't believe you actually did a full review on this haha

I can't believe Donna Hayward from Twin Peaks was in this movie.

I was a little kid when I watched this movie. There's so many iconic moments just burned into my memory. Haha Idk i liked it. Found it hilarious as a kid. I haven't seen it in more than 20 years though.

I'm subbed to RLM bit didn't get this in my subscriber box. I only got here because it was in the recommended section. Is anyone else having this problem?

Finally, the new Plinkett Review! All this waiting has finally paid off! Wait...This aint no Force Awakens.

I need to share one of my favorite pieces of pointless movie trivia with all you random internet peoples. So, apparently Baby's Day Out was very popular in India. It ran in theaters for over 4 months and was the most popular movie at the time. It was so popular that they made an Indian remake of Baby's Day Out in 1995. The Indian remake was also successful and so in 1999 someone made an Indian remake of the Indian remake. The 1999 Indian version of Baby's Day out is literally called "James Bond". There is an Indian remake of an Indian remake of Baby's Day Out called "James Bond". The whole movie is on KZfaq.

Ironic he makes fun of Macaulay Culkin when he has made multiple visits to RLM.

At last! The long lost Plinkett review of Baby's Day Out makes it back to the Internet!

Today I finally looked up what a merkin is. That's information I didn't need in my brain.

The Gorilla scene is one of the best segments ever from a Plinkett video

Wow Nadine is a really good actress. Awesome review btw, you never disappoint.

Hey! The mom is Donna from Twin Peaks!

Intercourse that takes away pain... LMAO.

HEY!!! I'm Curly's GRANDSON from the Three STOOGES (It's true!) And I Love your videos and was so happy to see you reference the boys! THANKS A TON! N'yuck N'yuck N'yuck!

And Kevin Bacon...

4:08 "and while it was a virtual certainty that Macaulay Culkin would grow up to be some kinda weird drug-addled creepy sex pervert" Mike forgot to add: "...who would eventually have a cameo appearance on my KZfaq channel"

*Fuck the Pain Away.* Now I know what I'm naming my next boat.

Is this replacing re:View?

I lost it at a face you just want to feed Taco Bell too

Soft reboot of an old review

Man... Donna from twin peaks has really lost her way

Loved watching this as a kid, loved watching it now laughing at how little it all makes sense

I love this Plinkett review. Baby's Day Out is a hilarious movie to riff.

Mr Culkin must be pleased with your comments regarding him

That ending was the greatest Plinkett material ever!!

Now I know what merkins are. Fascinating stuff. I always learn something new from Mr. Plinkett

So is there like a red letter media Cinematic universe going on now?

It's funny...watching this old review, I can see Mike's Half in the Bag persona beginning to form. It's like poetry sort of, it rhymes. Each pound of Juicy Shaq Meat rhymes with the one before it. Hopefully it'll work. Shaq Meat's the key to all this, really. If we can get it working...because it's a stupider RLM meme than we've ever had before.

Never noticed that the mother is stacy from wayne's world

Where are the giant CGI lizards in the background? I thought this was remastered? I call bullshit.

I swear - that Twilight Saga review needs to happen.

Oh snap it's Donna Hayward.

I loved this movie when I was like...10 y/o. Oh, the innocence.

I love all the Mr. Plinkett reviews, this one being one of my faves. I'm a aspiring writer, and I've learned so much through all the Mr. Plinkett reviews. thank you Red Letter Media!!!! Mr. Plinkett you are my hero!!!!

I was laughing at how smart and witty this was made. Kudos to Mr. Plinkett

These guys straight up just made this for 100% fun, and it's perfect.

It makes this movie a lot more entertaining to view it as a Criminal Minds prequel explaining David Rossi’s backstory

saw this first when I was 5 and loved it. Now I enjoy it only if i'm stoned. So you can say it has a special place in my heart.

My morning was going nowhere until I saw this come back up. Now I can go back to sleeping away my life in peace.

The only thing I thought of when the baby was with the gorrila "Harambe no! Get away from the child, PLEASE"

Honestly, cartoon violence in live action CAN work if you have the right faces and the right writers. The Three Stooges is a prime example of slapstick perfection.

This is definitely one of my favorite Plinkett reviews

I gotta say, that is some FANTASTIC german translating you guys did there. FANTASTIC

I'm sorry, but I laughed when the tiny baby hand started to torch the criminal's groin with a lighter.

Is this replacing Half in the Bag?

Thank you for getting this back online. May its ad revenue buy you many boats.

Mr. Plinkette reviews are AWESOME!! you guys are my favorite channel on youtube