“Baby Mama” is no comic masterpiece, but it’s at least as good as any number of formulaic comedies churned out by Hollywood and much better than many others.
Fey is the uptight career woman who hears her biological clock ticking at 37 and wants to have a baby before it’s too late.
Poehler is the low-class, free-wheeling blonde who agrees to be her surrogate mother for a hefty fee.
The usual odd-couple conflicts ensue, maternal instincts kick in, and in traditional sitcom style, everyone gets what they want in the end.
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Warning:- this post does contain the films Goofs. May spoil the film.
… now for Magic’s Technical Bit:
Director
Michael McCullers
Writer
Michael McCullers
Release Date
25 July 2008 (UK)
Genre
Comedy | RomanceÂ
Tagline
Would you put your eggs…in this basket?
Plot
A successful, single businesswoman who dreams of having a baby discovers she is infertile and hires a working class woman to be her unlikely surrogate.
Goofs
- Continuity: When Rob is talking to Kate outside of the courthouse, the collar of his jacket changes positions between shots.
- Errors in geography: When Angie goes into labor and Kate drives her to the hospital, they are seen in a long shot leaving Philadelphia and heading to Camden, NJ over the Benjamin Franklin Bridge. Later, the hospital they arrive at is identified as the University of Pennsylvania Hospital.
- Factual errors: Angie cannot open the door to Kate’s “space car” (Audi A6) because it is locked despite pulling the door handle several times. If the door is locked in an Audi, the first pull on the handle from inside the car unlocks and the second pull opens the door.
Factual errors: When Angie and Kate are driving through Kate’s neighborhood, all of the parked cars have front and back license plates, resembling New York state plates. In Pennsylvania, only back license plates are required.
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