Look Who's Talking Too is toddling toward Tubi
The smart-mouthed baby comedy gets a new sibling, which means the nursery is officially not a neutral zone.
Remind MeSome sequels know exactly what made the first movie pop, then add one tiny agent of chaos in a onesie. Look Who's Talking Too brings back the family, the voiceover mischief, and the grown-up romance, then makes room for a baby sister with her own very strong point of view.
This is a 1990 comedy built on a gloriously simple pleasure: babies saying the things adults only wish they could say out loud. The parents are trying to keep life together, the kids are narrating the emotional warfare from the crib, and somehow the whole house feels like it has a microphone hidden in the diaper bag.
Look Who's Talking Too is coming soon to Tubi. If you like your romantic comedies with sibling rivalry, domestic mayhem, and a tiny heckler in every room, this one belongs on your list before it drops.
The Cast
John Travolta
Travolta brings James back with the easy charm of a guy trying to keep his cool while family life keeps moving the furniture. He gives the movie its romantic-comedy bounce, especially when parenthood turns every small household moment into a full-contact sport.
Kirstie Alley
Alley plays Mollie with sharp timing and a very real sense of parental exhaustion. She is funny because she is grounded, letting the chaos swirl around her while making it clear this family runs on love, nerves, and very little uninterrupted sleep.
Bruce Willis
Willis returns as the voice of Mikey, the tiny commentator who treats growing up like a personal talk show. His dry delivery is the secret sauce, turning toddler confusion, jealousy, and big feelings into punchlines with a tiny pair of sneakers attached.
Roseanne Barr
Barr joins as the voice of Julie, Mikey's new baby sister and immediate rival for attention. Her arrival gives the sequel a fresh comic engine, because Julie is not just cute. She has opinions, she has attitude, and she is already working the room.
“New baby, new rules, same tiny mouth running the whole operation.”
Sneak Peek
Why Watch It
Look Who's Talking Too is for anyone who likes a family comedy with a little bite. Amy Heckerling keeps the tone bright, quick, and just cheeky enough, finding comedy in the everyday pressure points of parenting, romance, and the sudden arrival of a second tiny boss.
The real fun is the contrast. Travolta and Alley play the adult version of trying to stay composed, while Willis and Barr turn the kids' inner lives into a running commentary from the baby trenches. It is sweet without sanding off the attitude, which is exactly the mix that gives this sequel its personality.
Add it to your Tubi list if you want a throwback comedy that moves fast, talks back, and treats family life like the beautiful little circus it is. Look Who's Talking Too is arriving on Tubi soon.
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Amy Heckerling
John Travolta, Kirstie Alley, Olympia Dukakis, Bruce Willis, Roseanne Barr
Coming soon to Tubi