I live in the UK and I have the original 1993 CIC Video release! It's one of the most hard to find VHS in this country! Its even a rare timer coded preview copy with a small timer at the top of the screen! That makes it even more rare! And you know where I got it? From Doncaster Market for £1! It has all the original VHS trailers on it for other movies like "Sneakers" and "Wuthering Heights"! Plus, Its an ex-rental copy, too! And I'm never gonna sell it, either! The only way you'r gonna get it is to go on Amazon.co.UK and buy it for £22.95! Ha! I also have Cabin Boy and Indian Summer (1993) on UK VHS too! Take that! The movie was good, too.

This movie should have ended as soon as the joke about Bebe's Kids is told in the opening. I liked Robin Harris and most of his comedy but the really funny routines were not meant to be something the whole family could go see. Liken it to taking the point of one of Jerry Seinfeld's jokes and attempting to squeeze the joke for as long as you can in order to turn it into a movie. This movie had to be self-serving because I can not find anyone who found the settings or antics familiar. Whats most funny about this movie is the gumption of the writers and producers to pass it off as something of value. 1/10 stars because there is no half star.

This cartoon is the best African-American cartoon movie since Fat Albert. It gives a view of how black men deal with single-women with children. A man having to take responsibility of looking after kids that weren't his,and knowing that the kids are the total package with the mother. A excellent movie and a summary of some African-American life in the ghetto.

I saw this when I was about 13. I saw it again on Friday and had the time of my life studying the colors and humor created by the images. You'll laugh at what the characters say and do, and how they sound (especially Tone Loc as baby Pee-wee), but the funniest thing, really, is how over-the-top the action scenes are. It's also, surprisingly, a nice romance.I wish I could warn the entire world about renting this *instead* of any "Problem Child" film; but hey, can't stop 'em all. -Sep