Tina Fey is a goddess among writing geeks, influencing the comedy world since her tenure as the first female head writer of "Saturday Night Live" from 1999 to 2006. Her sharp wit and talent for writing relevant material resonates ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at MovieWeb (Matt Sheehan)
The consistently funny Tina Fey and Amy Poehler star in the intermittently funny Baby Mama. Fey is Katie Holbrook, a driven career woman who has put her life on hold to get ahead. Approaching middle age, she becomes obsessed with the idea of having a ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at ReelzChannel (Jeff Otto)
The Onion A.V. Club
Fans of Tina Fey never know which Fey will show up to a new project. Sometimes it's the warm-but-diamond-sharp Fey who created and stars in the often unspeakably great sitcom 30 Rock. Other times, it's the I-know-what's-best-for-you Tina Fey, the one who ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at The Onion A.V. Club
So many potential Gene Shalit-style zingers, so little shame. Do I simply declare Baby Mama to be infertile? Is it too lame to suggest that McCullers, a former SNL writer making his first feature, ought to have considered hiring a surrogate director? âI ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at
Tina Fey, la protagonista de la nueva pelÃcula âBaby Mamaâ, es mayormente conocida por sus segmentos de noticia en el popular programa de comedia âSaturday Night Liveâ (SNL) y más reciente, en el programa â30 Rockâ. Ella es considerada por m ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at ShowBizCafe.com (Mack Chico)
My husband likes Cat Stevens' melodies. Me? Not so much. Yet our different musical taste is hardly a deal-breaker in our marriage. However, an opposing opinion on a single song is one of the silly factors that interfere with a relationship in this story. ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Parent Previews
Tina Fey enjoys the career every sharp-witted writer-performer in America, female or male, dreams of having. Sheâs a paragon of nerd-babe wit and wisdom, sharp-edged but with an appealing undercurrent of reticence. (Part of her always seems to want to ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Chicago Tribune (Michael Phillips)
In Baby Mama, former Weekend Updaters Tina Fey and Amy Poehler re-team as a strong comic duo that rely on their perfectly honed and balanced chemistryâwith Fey as the straight-lace and Poehler as the unstable oneâto save a weak story that runs every ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Just Press Play
Successful and single businesswoman Kate Holbrook (Tina Fey) has long put her career ahead of a personal life. Now 37, sheâs finally determined to have a kid on her own. But her plan is thrown a curve ball after she discovers she has only a ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Preview Family Movie Review
A tailor-made girls' night out movie, "Baby Mama" is a tidily wrapped package the contents of which you can easily guess before opening it. Bigscreen teaming of longtime "Saturday Night Live" cohorts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, as two women brought ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Variety
It's not that Baby Mama is an outright bad movie. It's just so thoroughly typical, a one-note, odd-couple, laff-lite film featuring two Saturday Night Live veterans that reminds you of so many other dashed-together SNL vet films. ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Detroit News (Tom Long)
What gives? How did Tina Fey's first gig headlining a movie amount to little more than Tommy Boy with birth canals? How did a comedy about the apparently zany world of surrogate motherhood come into the world as little more than a predictable assemblage ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Jam! Movies
One of these days the talents of Tina Fey will become apparent to me and Iâll be able to look back at her time on Saturday Night Live, her current hit sitcom 30 Rock, and Baby Mama and see the comic genius everyone else apparently already sees. Until ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Austin Chronicle (Josh Rosenblatt)
With many film stars jumping back into televisionâand who can blame them, since that is where you find the better scripts these daysâit is heartening to see someone make the leap in the other direction. Tina Fey, currently of â30 Rock,â throws her ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at New Yorker (Anthony Lane)
Salon (Stephanie Zacharek)
Unlike so many comedy directors, McCullers doesn't have any trouble coming up with good gags for his second bananas. In fact, the best bits in "Baby Mama" come from its numerous guest players, like Steve Martin, as Kate's aggressively tranquil, ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Salon (Stephanie Zacharek)
Baby Mama (Universal) is the most disappointing movie of the year so farâwhich, granted, isn't saying a lot in mid-April. It's not as if I walked into the screening room all jazzed about the potential brilliance of Jumper or Street Kings or Drillbit ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Slate (Dana Stevens)
Screen International
A smart comedy for adults, Baby Mama is a consistently funny pleasure, filled with charismatic performances and a nicely understated emotional element. Though superficially an Odd Couple-style look at two mismatched women â one hired to carry the other' ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Screen International
Flick Filosopher (MaryAnn Johanson)
Look: Babies are great. Sex is great. Messy and ridiculous and laughable -- babies and sex -- but great. So why donât we get movies like that, that acknowledge the deeply weird wonderfulness of all this chaotic and confusing and hilarious life stuff? Wh ...read the complete Baby Mama movie review at Flick Filosopher (MaryAnn Johanson)