Son of Flubber

Son of Flubber is a 1963 American science fiction comedy film starring Fred MacMurray. The story revolves around Professor Ned Brainard who creates a new, bouncy version of his flying rubber substance called 'Flubber'. As he struggles to balance his personal life and scientific experiments, chaos ensues when his new invention falls into the wrong hands. With hilarious and heartwarming moments, the movie takes the audience on a journey filled with laughter, mishaps, and feel-good humor. Son of Flubber showcases the importance of friendship, loyalty, and the unpredictable nature of scientific discoveries, making it a timeless family favorite for generations to come.

Son of Flubber received mixed reviews from critics upon its release in 1963. While some praised the film's comedic elements and nostalgic charm, others found it lacking in originality and substance. The New York Times described it as 'a whimsical and enjoyable sequel' with 'Fred MacMurray in his element'. Variety, on the other hand, criticized the film for its recycled plot and overreliance on slapstick comedy. IMDb users rated Son of Flubber 6.0/10, appreciating its light-hearted nature and Fred MacMurray's performance. Rotten Tomatoes gave it an 88% approval rating, highlighting its enduring appeal and family-friendly humor. Despite the mixed reception, Son of Flubber remains a classic piece of 1960s cinema that continues to entertain audiences with its quirky storyline and playful humor.