Sylvester Stallone,
Estelle Getty,
JoBeth Williams,
Roger Rees,
Martin Ferrero
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Despite his status as a major action star, Sylvester Stallone has made a number of attempts to remodel himself as a comic actor; one of his more infamous efforts in this direction was Stop! or My Mom ... read more
Directed by: Roger Spottiswoode
Release Date: February 1, 1992
DVD Release Date: January 20, 2004
Stats: 1,544 reviews
If this isn't the worst movie ever made, I'd be THRILLED to know what film is. Every little action is merely predictable, at best. This film is so poorly scripted that you only laugh when it is not intended. The mom-com genre isn't very big, nor do I know if it actually exists, s... read more
i watch it and i thought that it was reli funny and something mums would probably do and i thought it was reli reli gd and gr8 laugh
Death looks more accomodating than this film. No, that is not an exaggeration. Believe it or not; Sylvester Stallone actually has a lot of acting potential. He showed it in 'Rocky', 'First Blood', and 'Cop Land'. But, that begs the question - why did you do it, Sly? Were you boar... read more
No buddy team on film has managed to misfire quite so badly as Estelle Getty and Sylvester Stallone in this schmaltzy supposed comedy.
The plot revolves around a bad-ass cop, Sergeant Joseph Andrew Bomowski (Sly Stallone), who endures a visit from his over protective meddling mother, Tutti (Estelle Getty of The Golden Girls), who then proceeds to make his life absolute hell, as she gets in the way of his job and... read more
The late Estelle Getty deserved a better movie than this, even if I never really hated the movie. She was always a tiny and funny old woman, even in a bad movie like this. Her spunk, made the movie some-what entertaining at least.
It is moronic beyond comprehension, an exercise in desperation during which even Sylvester Stallone, a repository of self-confidence, seems to be disheartened. Full Review
As irksome as it is, the concept is actually better for Stallone than the premises of his earlier awful romps. Full Review
The doting-mother jokes are all familiar, but rendered with an earnest quality, as though a parent-offspring mediation group is to convene after the film ends. Full Review
Gag. Stallone's character should have been shot by overbearing Getty Mom.
Most of the blame for this unimaginative effort can be attributed to the script, but Spottiswoode's flat direction doesn't help. Full Review
Sly is well meaning but just misses the mark.
Stallone & Getty? No magic here.
Further proof that Sly should stick to action.
Being shot might be preferable to sitting through this
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