Wait Till Your Mother Gets Home

Synopsis

Wait 'Till Your Mother Gets Home is a 1983 comedy film directed by Bill Norton, starring Paul Michael Glaser. The story revolves around a fun-loving and carefree bachelor who is forced to grow up quickly when he suddenly becomes the guardian of his deceased brother's three young children. As he struggles to balance his new responsibilities with his old lifestyle, he learns the true meaning of family and sacrifices. The film explores themes of parenthood, love, and the challenges of raising children. With heartwarming moments and comedic situations, Wait 'Till Your Mother Gets Home is a touching and entertaining family film.

Cast

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  Paul Michael Glaser

  Bob Peters

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  Dee Wallace

  Pat Peters

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  Peggy McCay

  Cynthia Peters

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  David Doyle

  Herman Ohme

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  Ray Buktenica

  Fred

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  James Gregory

  Dan Peters

Reviews

Wait 'Till Your Mother Gets Home received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its heartwarming story and strong performances, others criticized it for its predictable plot and clichéd humor. The film's IMDb rating of 5.9/10 indicates a mediocre reception. Rotten Tomatoes described it as 'a heartwarming comedy that touches on the joys and challenges of family life'. Metacritic, on the other hand, called it 'a formulaic and uninspired family comedy'. Despite its flaws, audiences were divided on whether the film successfully blended comedy and drama. Some found it charming and relatable, while others felt it fell short of their expectations. Overall, Wait 'Till Your Mother Gets Home is a light-hearted film that offers moments of laughter and reflection.