5611 A peculiar movie made apparently for adults who have absolutely no idea where babies come from LOL. The movie starts by a young tyke asking his father where babies come from. The Dad soon starts, um, I don't know, going into a trance I guess, and then narrator starts talking about the female reproduction system. Soon, junior apparently snaps Dad out of it to ask another question, which just gets Dad deeper in the fog again, thinking about the Male reproduction system (insert your own joke here). Although quite an informative and educational film, the formatting of it is rather bizarre. Dad? Dad?? Spuzz 2003-08-13 17:53:27 2003-08-13 17:53:27 3 10373 Pretty complete and accurate, with some nice animations that made clear some things that, frankly, I was a little vague on myself. Also nice that the assessment of the growing egg/embryo/fetus is untainted by the current political/ideological debate...just the facts, ma'am... All in all, I think parents could use this film, even today. I learned a few things... trafalgar 2004-03-12 20:46:17 2004-03-12 20:44:11 3 10573 Strangely-accented people narrate the facts of life in quite possibly the most unappealing description of conception ever filmed. Features disturbing silhouetted images of newborns hanging upside-down. And Dad perpetually looks perplexed about all of it. How DID Junior show up? What's with all those Latin names? Huh? Huh? i think i am going to telephone the hospital right now. AliceTeeple 2004-03-18 11:32:18 2004-03-18 11:32:18 4 20478 I could've used a bit less realism in the animation, thank you (the slow, contracting passage of the baby through the uterus was almost painful to watch), but Dad's trauma at his son's probing questions kinda made up for it. A very enlightening film. So THAT'S how they do it... fanfare 2004-09-08 06:31:04 2004-09-08 06:31:04 4 ...this film really isn't too bad. But can anyone here place those accents? I'm stumped. The father's increasingly perturbed/panicked look at his kid's questions is great, though. Good sardonic narrator too. The explanations are very straightforward and do not seem dated. I think the lack of pubic hair in the woman is kind of odd though. The male erection is also completely cropped out. Also notable is that the male explanation/model portrays a male with foreskin, which was a somewhat unusual inclusion compared to even other films of its age as circumcision was already quite popular in the US when this was filmed. By the grace of heaven... 4 mjwise 2006-01-27 15:49:58 2006-01-27 15:49:58 ddsfvsdv xsdxsaf 5 Jackal2000 2006-08-24 04:40:33 2006-08-24 04:40:33 6 3.83