Baby's Day Out is possibly the funniest family movie I have seen come out of Hollywood in the last thirty years. It is so well acted for a slapstick fun movie which is appropriate for any age from 2 to 102 and older. One doesn't have to worry about embarrassing commercials, language, suggestive behavior or anything else. I highly recommend this movie for all ages and I would dare say that if we had more movies like this our families might enjoy an evening together at a time when the screens of television and theatres are more interested in the shock value of unnecessary sexual scenes, murder, child abuse, drugs and other horrific end of the world situations.

I enjoyed the movie. It was for our family movie night but the girls did not like how often the baby was about to get hurt. It could be because we just had a baby. We had to skip a few scenes. We should have figured, they didn’t like the baby almost getting hurt in Ice Age either.

The John Hughes touch, a baby, lots of slapstick/physical comedy, 3 likable stooges for the bad guys and an affably implausible story.....all makes for a great kids movie.

I watched half of this with my kids to make sure it was appropriate, and had no problem with the content. The bad guys are bad but not evil. They get hit with boards, paint cans fall on their head, etc....but the baby always comes out unscathed. It's all silly fun, nobody really gets hurt, and the kids loved it.

I thought the actors did a great job in creating the movie the director meant to make. Outstanding lowbrow humor. I recommend this for family when you can't find something else to watch that everyone can agree on.

In this live-action comedy, an adorable Rugrat gives his kidnappers a run for their money and still makes it home safe. The director commentary and behind the scenes interviews were great.

As the baby escapes from the kidnappers, he also escapes all the harm that could have come to him. The kidnappers however feel every pain the boy escapes. In the tradition of the HomeAlone series, you'll laugh till it hurts. There are a few minor expletives that dangle throughout the narrative that diminish the humor, so be warned about that. The teenagers even are amused by an incident when the baby catches the kidnapper's privates on fire with a lighter while he's being questioned by the police. The premise is that the baby follows the storyline of a book his nanny has been reading him everyday.

Baby’s Day Out is an adorably hilarious movie that alway makes me laugh so hard, I’ll cry. I purchase this on Amazon Prime video but the quality was great so I’m very satisfied w/ the product.

Kids loved this movie when they were 3, 5, and 8. Now they are in their twenties they still watch it. DVD was getting overused so decided to get it on digital.