Neuf mois aussi

Original title: Nine Months

1995
PG-13
1h 43m

IMDb RATING

5.5/10

39K

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Julianne Moore and Hugh Grant in Neuf mois aussi (1995)

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Romantic Comedy Comedy Romance

When he finds out his longtime girlfriend is pregnant, a commitment-phobe realizes he might have to change his lifestyle for better or much, much worse.When he finds out his longtime girlfriend is pregnant, a commitment-phobe realizes he might have to change his lifestyle for better or much, much worse.When he finds out his longtime girlfriend is pregnant, a commitment-phobe realizes he might have to change his lifestyle for better or much, much worse.

Director
- Chris Columbus
Writers
- Patrick Braoudé
- Chris Columbus
Stars

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IMDb RATING

5.5/10

39K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Chris Columbus
Writers
- Patrick Braoudé
- Chris Columbus
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 2 nominations total

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Trivia
Hugh Grant's arrest in Los Angeles (June 27, 1995), and his subsequent appearance on Episode #3.349 (1995), two days before the release of this movie, not only boosted the box-office take, despite unfavorable reviews, it also catapulted Leno's ratings over and above rival David Letterman's for the first time.

Goofs
When Rebecca is to be given an epidural, the doctor walks in with a huge needle. Epidurals are not administered that way. It is a procedure that takes at least 10-15 minutes.

Quotes
Dr. Kosevich: I've got it! Nurse, call the Anesthesiologist, this woman needs an enema!
Nurse, Samuel Faulkner, Rebecca Taylor: An enema?
Dr. Kosevich: No, uh, she needs a pedicure!
Nurse: This ain't no goddam beauty parlor!
Dr. Kosevich: Epitath!
Samuel Faulkner: She's not dead, you moron!
Dr. Kosevich: Epidermus... Uh...
Rebecca Taylor: Epidural, asshole!

Crazy credits
At the beginning of the end credits, baby pictures of the main cast are shown with their individual credits.

Alternate versions
To receive a 12 certificate (which only permits one use of the word) all UK versions are cut by 7 secs to remove 3 of 4 uses of the word 'fuck'.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: First Knight/Party Girl/Species/Batman: Mask of the Phantasm/Il Postino (1995)

Soundtracks
The Time Of Your Life
Written by Steven Van Zandt (as Steven Van Zandt)
Produced and Performed by Steven Van Zandt (as Little Steven)
Special Thanks to Bon Jovi

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Featured review

5/10

Good acting, but uninteresting story ...

Hugh Grant is pretty 'watchable' in most films he does. His on-screen presence is pretty much consists of witty lines, snappy articulation and boyish / non-threatening charm - and some element of nerves.

He's got that same appeal in this movie - and with the over-the-top acting of Tom Arnold, the film has great comedic performances. Still though, it lacks a compelling story.

The simple storyline never got interesting: an unmarried couple discovers they have a baby on the way. The soon-to-be father (Grant) seems uncomfortable with idea of becoming a responsible husband and father - leading to problems with the mother (Julianne Moore). Being in presence of a reckless family (headed by Arnold) just seems to make things worst ... and the story progresses from there.

If you're a Grant fan, you'll enjoy his part in the movie. However, get ready to also discover that it isn't enough to save this movie. It's just not that fun to watch.