Look Who's Talking Too

The 1990 American romantic comedy, directed by Amy Heckerling, is the sequel to "Look Who’s Talking" and the second installment in the franchise. The story follows Mollie (Kirstie Alley) and James Ubriacco (John Travolta) as they prepare for the arrival of their second child. Their son Mikey (voiced by Bruce Willis) eagerly anticipates the birth of his baby sister, imagining himself as her protector. However, when Julie (voiced by Roseanne Barr) is born, Mikey finds himself struggling with jealousy as his parents’ attention shifts away from him. Julie, rather than being the sweet little sister he imagined, is feisty and strong-willed, leading to frequent clashes between the siblings. Mikey also faces the challenges of potty training, often getting misguided advice from his mischievous friend Eddie (voiced by Damon Wayans). Meanwhile, James starts a new job as an airline pilot, causing tension in his marriage with Mollie due to his long absences. Their relationship becomes even more strained when Mollie’s younger brother, Stuart (Elias Koteas), moves in with them, adding to the chaos. As parental conflicts intensify, Mikey realizes his family is on the verge of falling apart and takes it upon himself to restore harmony. In the end, through love and understanding, the family comes together, recognizing the importance of supporting each other despite life’s difficulties. The film humorously explores themes of sibling rivalry, parenting struggles, and the value of family, showing how love can overcome even the toughest challenges.