1993·Romance·1h 36m
6.6
★
When high-powered executive Samantha LeBon hatches a scheme to spend a romantic Christmas with her new employee – the unsuspecting, blithesome James – his wife, their kids and their two dogs, Rocks and Daphne, must rescue him before he makes a terrible mistake.
Directed by Tom Ropelewski
sibling relationship
sequel
puppy
dog
family
christmas
pets
attempted seduction
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Cast
John Travolta
James Ubriacco
Kirstie Alley
Mollie Ubriacco
Olympia Dukakis
Rosie
Lysette Anthony
Samantha
David Gallagher
Mikey Ubriacco
Tabitha Lupien
Julie Ubriacco
Danny DeVito
Rocks (voice)
Diane Keaton
Daphne (voice)
George Segal
Albert
Charles Barkley
Himself
John Stocker
Sol
Elizabeth Leslie
Ruthie
Crew
Tom Ropelewski
Director
Leslie Dixon
Writer
Tom Ropelewski
Writer
William Ross
Original Music Composer
Oliver Stapleton
Director of Photography
Leslie Dixon
Executive Producer
Jonathan D. Krane
Producer
Amy Heckerling
Characters
Melissa R. Stubbs
Stunts
Jerome Chen
CG Supervisor
Popular Reviews
104 reviews
Jess
3.0★ · 11/29/25
First Christmas film of the season!
It’s obviously not a good film, but the nostalgia hits hard. This was my favorite in the Look Who’s Talking trilogy as a kid because of the talking dogs, obviously.
I found this watch in particular to be a real chore to go through. I ended up skimming through a good portion of it. If it weren’t for the nostalgia, I think I would’ve stopped watching it entirely.
Side note, I’m shocked there aren’t any backdrops that feature the dogs.
It’s obviously not a good film, but the nostalgia hits hard. This was my favorite in the Look Who’s Talking trilogy as a kid because of the talking dogs, obviously.
I found this watch in particular to be a real chore to go through. I ended up skimming through a good portion of it. If it weren’t for the nostalgia, I think I would’ve stopped watching it entirely.
Side note, I’m shocked there aren’t any backdrops that feature the dogs.
First Christmas film of the season!
It’s obviously not a good film, but the nostalgia hits hard. This was my favorite in the Look Who’s Talking trilogy as a kid because of the talking dogs, obviously.
I found this watch in particular to be a real chore to go through. I ended up skimming through a good portion of it. If it weren’t for the nostalgia, I think I would’ve stopped watching it entirely.
Side note, I’m shocked there aren’t any backdrops that feature the dogs.
It’s obviously not a good film, but the nostalgia hits hard. This was my favorite in the Look Who’s Talking trilogy as a kid because of the talking dogs, obviously.
I found this watch in particular to be a real chore to go through. I ended up skimming through a good portion of it. If it weren’t for the nostalgia, I think I would’ve stopped watching it entirely.
Side note, I’m shocked there aren’t any backdrops that feature the dogs.
MechaniChris
4.0★ · 06/11/25
This is for some reason the one of these I remember most from my childhood, but for some reason I only remembered the CEO trying to home wreck a family and completely forgot the part where the entire family is nearly torn apart by wild wolves.
This is for some reason the one of these I remember most from my childhood, but for some reason I only remembered the CEO trying to home wreck a family and completely forgot the part where the entire family is nearly torn apart by wild wolves.
Jane Maximoff
10.0★ · 04/05/25
I just love it how they met in the dream
I just love it how they met in the dream
Weezer
5.0★ · 09/10/24
I don't even know why I Like this it sucks
I don't even know why I Like this it sucks
Jess
6.0★ · 12/21/23
This was always my favorite Look Who’s Talking film as a kid. Talking dogs? What could be better than that?!
This was always my favorite Look Who’s Talking film as a kid. Talking dogs? What could be better than that?!