1:12: “Baby Boom”…that was a sweet movie, too. Loved “Mr. Mom” when I was little.🤗

1:54 Michael Keaton's real name is Michael Douglas. When he left Pittsburgh and moved to Los Angeles to start acting, he decided to use a stage name to satisfy SAG rules, as there was already an actor (Michael Douglas) and daytime host (Mike Douglas) with the same or similar names. In response to questions as to whether he selected his new surname due to an attraction to actress Diane Keaton, or in homage to silent film actor Buster Keaton, he has responded by saying "it had nothing to do with that." Keaton has said in several interviews that he searched a phone book under "K," saw "Keaton" and decided to stop looking.

If you would like to see another Michael Keaton-Christopher Lloyd team up, you should try The Dream Team (1989), a comedy about 4 mental patients roaming the city of New York.

This is one of my most-watched movies. It's an excellent capsule of life at that time, the best time. Grocery stores are always fun to see in older movies because of the evolution of checkout, seeing discontinued products and their old packaging.

It’s about time someone reacted to this classic!!!! It’s hilarious!!! The part with the strip joint with Joan running up on stage kills me EVERY time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Came on HBO three times a day everyday for 2 years....I watched it 867 times....I can recite it

The thing she obviously missed was that after his soap opera induced daydream Jack got over his depression as well as his ego to see that Caroline was right in her criticisms. He realized he needed to start taking pride in himself, his home and family so he DID step up and actually start to do things right. You could see he started taking care of things because of the major difference in not only him being well kempt but in the house and children as well. They showed him doing things like washing the windows and painting the fence and cleaning to show he was now actually taking care of things properly rather then being lazy and just shoving things under the bed. The burning of that shirt he loved so much during his depression at the end of the rocky themed montage was to signify the end of that depression and his acceptance of his new role by him giving up his own metaphorical security blanket thus Kenny running away with his own to signify he wasn't ready to give his up just yet . Then there was the change in him with the kids as he started actually parenting them, like with gently finally getting the security blanket from Kenny by negotiating a break from it .

Having worked in a Supermarkets front end for 5 years 20 years back... that store wasnt even half as busy as it can get sometimes. That market in the movie looked like a typical 3-4:30pm afternoon on a Friday... the Friday 8:30-9pm(closing time) was also that weirdest time, like clock work everyone would turn up for some reason then get uptight when you've got 10+ trolleys per machine, and god there was always that ONE person with 2 full trolleys who'd turn up at my checkout 5 minutes before closing, every time. Christmas Eve was a nightmare of epic proportions... still gives me sweaty palms thinking about it.

Ah yes, Taliesin Jaffe's most infamous work!

Another great movie from the 80's that stars Michael Keaton is "Night Shift". It also stars Henry Winkler and Shelley Long, it was directed by Ron Howard.

Another great John Hughes family comedy is Curly Sue, if you were unaware.

Dude you have to see Multiplicity, probably my fave Michael Keaton film.

Love this movie. Terri Garr is pretty great too. The kid with the woobie is part of Critical Role these days. Love when they tease him about Mr. Mom.

Mrs, The official name of a mustache is FLAVOR SAVER.

The first time I saw Teri Garr, was in a episode of the original Star Trek TV series.

Teri Garr was so beautiful. Also in Young Frankenstein, Tootsie, Clase Encounters of the Third Kind. She is now wheelchair bound with MS. I have MS, too. It sucks.

I'd love to see you guys watch and react to more John Hughes movies. Mr Mom is a great movie. Fun Fact: John Hughes wrote a script called Oil and Vinegar that would have starred Matthew Broderick as a travelling (conservative) salesman travelling across country at night to his wedding where he spots a Rock'n Roll (Rough and Tumble) hitchhiker played by Molly Ringwald and picks her up. The script then follows the two discussing their lives to each other in the car and later in a motel. The characters talk about love and their fears for entering into adulthood as young adults. Those who have read the script say that it bears the most resemblance to The Breakfast Club and some say it was the greatest John Hughes script they had ever read. A movie would have been made around 1987 (one year after Ferris Bueller's Day Off) but the studio wanted script rewrites and John Hughes did not want to do it. Plus John Hughes offered the directing role eventually to Howard Deutch who passed on it because he did not want to overwork himself and Matthew Broderick/Molly Ringwald ran into scheduling conflicts. I really wish Oil and Vinegar would have been made. It seems like it could have been another John Hughes classic! Apparently John Hughes also wrote a script called Barthomelow VS Neff (1991) which would have starred John Candy and Sylvester Stallone as feuding neighbours in suburbia which seems like it would have been a funny movie. If you guys ever visit Chicago, I think it would be cool to see you guys do a tour around the North Shore suburbs of Chicago where John Hughes filmed many of his movies (i.e. Uncle Buck, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Home Alone, The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, Planes, Trains and Automobiles etc).

Johnny Dangerously ! (1984) Michael Keaton, Marilu Hener (she's got those - we like those)

This was my go to comedy when I was renting videos back in 1984-87 when I was in high school. :D

If you guys like to keep a MoM theme, I would recommend Serial Mom. Hardly anyone else has reacted to it

Taliesin Jaffe from Critical Role is in this movie.

That grocery store is giving me flashbacks to the Air Force Base Commissaries I was dragged through growing up. Aisles wide enough for two carts, lane use enforced (by the shoppers, to avoid slaughtering each other!) and if you missed the Planters Peanuts because they had been moved to the upper shelf, well... get what you got and come back another day. And EVERYONE went on payday. Later, being in the Army, the Commissary system (which is run by the DoD, not by the individual services) had improved, but payday was still a nightmare, and I avoided going until at least two days after.

Seen this so many times! Glad someone finally reacted to it and honestly it’s my favorite Michael Keaton movie love the part when he fights with the vacuum cleaner 😂

Great movie saw at the theater with my wife, the first Michael Keaton I saw was Night Shift with Henry Winkler I believe directed by Ron Howard, hilarious and Keaton really showed his comedic chops , thanks again

The snooze button was first introduced in the General Electric Telechron bedside alarm clock's 'Snooz-Alarm' button in 1956. The initial plan was to snooze for 10 minutes at a time, but the clock incorporated the new feature into existing alarm clock gears, and it was technically difficult to get the teeth to align for the snooze to have an exact 10-minute duration. It would be a few seconds longer or shorter than 10. It was possible to do exactly 9 minutes with the gearing. Also with later clocks and clock radios, it was more difficult to program a double-digit snooze amount, so the 9-minute standard was kept as the closest duration to 10 minutes using a single digit. In the electronic age especially, programming any duration would have been very easy to design, but by then companies and consumers were long used to the 9 minutes, so the convention was kept.

An absolute must-see Michael Keaton movie is Multiplicity.

Baby Boom (1987) is the film Mrs Movies is thinking of, and yes it's starring Diane Keaton. Mrs Movies clearly knows her movies, she's just uncertain of what she knows.

These two are as much fun to watch as the movies

The 9-minute snooze is because it would have taken another set of microchips to support a count to 10. So 9 was close enough and the companies saved money on the manufacture of alarm clocks. Nowadays that is not an issue so you can set your snooze to watherver you want to.

One thing I remember for sure about Mr. Mom: the anecdote that Michael Keaton tells about Rocky will not spoil anything for you about Rocky.

This was a childhood favourite of mine and I haven't seen it in decades. I look forward to seeing if I remember it at all!

Hard to believe those little kids are in their 40s now or close to it, time flies gawww!

Best part of "Mr. Mom"? I love the deli scene with the endless choices, the bored/disinterested clerk, and the prepared (all women) other customers growing increasingly impatient with him. "Just get bologna mister!"

Also check out, Multiplicity (Michael Keaton) Johnny Dangerously (Michael Keaton,Joe Piscopo,Peter Boyle) The Paper (Michael Keaton,Glenn Close,Marisa Tomei,Randy Quaid,Robert Duvall) The Dream Team (Michael Keaton,Peter Boyle,Christopher Lloyd,Lorraine Bracco)

Johnny Dangerously and Gung Ho should go on the watch list.

"Scnner Tuna... the Tuna With a Heart" and all of the Rest of the Tuna's innards!

"what window you want me to clean point to it" lmao. Thanks for content and laugh

Another fun Michael Keaton film is "Multiplicity" with Andi MacDowell. The other film you are thinking abouth is "Baby Boom" starring Diane Keaton, Sam Shepherd, Harold Ramis, and James Spader.

Vintage Keaton; fun film ; great job reacting/choice.

This feels like the template for "Uncle Buck". I had no idea this was written by John Hughes.

Incredible that a guy like the Michael Keaton we see here was cast as Batman...and actually was damn good in that role

This movie was on HBO all the time when I was a kid. I kinda grew up watching it. The movie that Kristine is referring to in the intro with Diane Keaton (I believe) is Baby Boom.

Another fun comedy with Keaton is Night Shift, also starring Henry Winkler.

Gung-ho always cracks me up, having worked in a factory that is Japanese owned. I always laugh when I watch it. Michael Keaton is great 👍 👌 👏

Tuna. Chopped apple. Bread and mayonnaise. Schooner tuna recipe. Little ships for the kids.

Can't go wrong with early 80s Michael Keaton comedies, Gung Ho is another good one that shows more of his career in the automotive industry.

The movie that you’re thinking of with Diane Keaton as a yuppie who becomes a new mom is baby boom

I was just watching an interview with Teri Garr and had to watch some "Mr Mom" clips. And now I'm here !

When this movie came out, watching "The Young and the Restless" was a thing in colleges. I had _such_ a crush on Nicki. I can't remember if it was this one or "As the World Turns" that Meg Ryan was in. I do remember I'll always hate the name Steve Andropolous.

The name of the movie you’re thinking of with Diane Keaton is Baby Boom. Loved that movie too!

Haven't watch this movie in a long time. Still funny after all this time. I still remember having to endure The Young and the Restless during the summers when I was a kid back in the 80s. After the noon news, my brother and I had to be quiet in the house until 4PM so that Mom could watch all of her shows: The Young and the Restless, The Bold and the Beautiful, One Life to Live, and General Hospital. The real world has enough drama. Who needs those shows?

I watched this movie so many times in the 80s!

THIS movie is why everyone was in a bit of a panic when it was announced Michael Keaton would play Batman. Mr Mom in a batsuit was almost Adam West bad and they were going to start a new film franchise? Luckily the dude is an amazing actor.

This is the classic midday movie we would watch whenever it came on

You're thinking of Diane Keaton's movie "Baby Boom" where Keaton's character inherited the infant child of a relative who just passed away

Your thinking of" baby boom" Harold Ramos is in it too

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I 1* saw this movie in 1989. I was 6 and had chicken pox, my mom’s coworker recourded a block of movies on VHS for me, this was one!!!

You were thinking of the 1987 Diane Keaton movie "Baby Boom"

You needed to follow up with *Michael Keaton* in *(Gung Ho)*

Baby Boom was that movie with Diane Keaton. I was raised on Mr Mom

love this one too Terri was my first crush

This is just good silly fun :) We need more like this nowadays. I was surprised how well it still held up aside from the smoke-filled office meetings..

One of my all time favorites as a kid!!

Michael Keaton in Night Shift with the Fonz, Henry Winkler, another early Keaton classic.

The Diane Keaton movie is called baby Boom. Another great Keaton film about a family man is my life.

I remember when McDonald's had various distribution deal with various studios like Columbia, MGMUA, Paramount, Universal. Had a promotion for Free VHS Tapes in 80s all the way to 1994. This was one of the tapes. I purchased with an extra value meal.

One of my favorite movies

I 1* saw this movie in 1989, I was 6 and was home sick with Chickenpox; her assistant had recourded a block of movies on VHS for me…

You, Me, & The Movies Very good reaction dudes. Yeah it's a pretty good movie from back then. Especially if you overall seen the Keaton 'Batman' movies first like myself then to see what Michael was like before playing the Dark Knight himself. My favourite moment is him trying to reason with "Jaws". "Now look-----RUN KIDS RUN!!!", I believe he says.

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Special place for me; first movie my wife and I watched after our marriage.

I am surprised you never saw this. A fun lighthearted movie. I was in my teens when this came out and we just got cable and this was the first movie we watched. I swear it was on every day for a month. The other movie with Diane Keaton was Baby Boom.

You're thinking of Baby Boom

Schooner Tuna is made with 100% tuna hearts

Grew up in the 70’s and 80’s… Terri Garr was so hot. I loved her in ‘Young Frankenstein’…there’s something so undeniably sexy about her

That Howard Humphreys Dude. With the glasses in the meeting. Yeah That's Skeletor.

Victor (Eric Braeden) was in a tv series called "The Rat Patrol" before he did Young and Restless. He was also in a Terminator movie decades before the Terminator came out, called "Colossus: The Forbin Project". (good movie, you should watch it). And of course he was in... uhm... "Escape from the Planet of the Apes" I think it was called. The 3rd or 4th original ape movie.

Got this on DVD, one of my fav go back to movies. Another really funny Keaton movie is Night Shift with Henry Winkler, The Fonz in Happy Days and Shelley Long, Diane Chambers, bar waitress & Sams on again, off again girlfriend in Cheers.

Caroline's boss was also in Arrested Development. Martin Mull as the incompetent private investigator/"master" of disguise, Gene Parmesan.

Interesting tid bit. Michael Keaton is actually Michael Douglas. He had to change his last name, & got Keaton from Diane Keaton. Also the Diane Keaton movie is called Baby Boom.

Baby Boom is the movie you're thinking of. One of my favorite. You should watch that one with Mr. Movie. 👶

Baby boom with Diane keaton.

Baby Boom was in theaters in 1987!

We still use the 220 221 at work after all these years.

Now you need to catch "Gung-Ho" with Michael Keaton, too.

A forgotten gem of a comedy

Never heard anyone mention this movie as reason they didn't think Micheal Keaton would made a good Batman. Always heard them mention Beetlejuice (1988). Every time I hear Mr. Mom (1983) I mix it up with Tootsie (1982) and then am disappointed it isn't Tootsie. If you haven't done WarGames (1983) how about reacting to it?

Aw. She's talking about Baby Boom, one of my all-time favorite movies!!

That movie 🎥 you were thinking about was Baby Boom with Diane Keaton!

You guys really need to react to Multiplicity with Michael Keaton. My favorite movie of his. Andy McDowell is in it with him.

Had no idea that John Hughes wrote the script! I'm 50 years old (10 when this came out) and I've seen this movie a bunch of times (you learn something new)! lol Plus my favorite scene was the stripper scene: I would be that woman running up to join those guys! 😂😂

Baby Boom is the Diane Keaton movie you're thinking of.

Certified grocery store man candy right there. lol

"Baby Boom" with diane Keaton

I got the Mr mom down 😂 somthing tells me he doesn't do the laundry

Another Keaton movie from this Era. Gung Ho. About a car company taken over by a Japanese company. Very funny 😄.

That grocery store talk was good 👍 lol. Good show keep up the great work 👍 👏

The Diane Keaton movie your thinking of is called Baby Boom.

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