Mr. Mom

Synopsis

In the comedy film 'Mr. Mom' released in 1983, Michael Keaton stars as a father who discovers the challenges of being a stay-at-home dad while his wife takes on the role of the breadwinner for the family. The film humorously explores traditional gender roles and the comedic chaos that ensues as Keaton's character struggles to navigate the world of domestic duties and parenting. As he learns to juggle housework, child-rearing, and unexpected mishaps, 'Mr. Mom' is a heartwarming and entertaining story of family, love, and the value of stepping into each other's shoes.

Cast

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  Michael Keaton

  Jack

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  Teri Garr

  Caroline

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  Frederick Koehler

  Alex

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  Taliesin Jaffe

  Kenny

• Courtney-Jane White

  Megan

• Brittany White

  Megan

Reviews

Despite mixed reviews, 'Mr. Mom' has garnered its share of both praise and criticism from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 76% fresh rating, applauding its comedic moments and Michael Keaton's charming performance. IMDb users rated it 6.6/10, appreciating the film's nostalgic appeal and light-hearted humor. Metacritic, however, rated it at 50/100, citing issues with predictability in the plot and lack of depth in character development. One reviewer from The New York Times praised the film's ability to capture the essence of family dynamics with humor, while another from Variety felt that the film fell short in delivering a fresh perspective on gender roles. Overall, 'Mr. Mom' is a classic comedy that offers a fun and relatable look at the ups and downs of family life.