[Hogan] doesn't take himself too seriously either, which could prove his downfall - that and excruciating movies like this.
Mr. Nanny (1993)
Runtime: 84 mins
Synopsis: Former professional wrestler Sean Armstrong is lured out of retirement to serve as bodyguard for an inventor and protect him from master criminal Tommy Thanatos, who wants to steal a microchip that could affect the course of world peace. Unbeknownst to Sean, a child-hater, he will also be... Former professional wrestler Sean Armstrong is lured out of retirement to serve as bodyguard for an inventor and protect him from master criminal Tommy Thanatos, who wants to steal a microchip that could affect the course of world peace. Unbeknownst to Sean, a child-hater, he will also be expected to serve as bodyguard (and nanny) to the inventor's children, who attempt to drive him away as they have driven away every other nanny. [More]
Genre: Comedies
Starring: Hulk Hogan, Sherman Hemsley, Austin Pendleton, Robert Gorman, Madeline Zima
DVD Info
Release:
Mar 9, 2002
DVD Features:
- Region 1
- Snap Case
- Full Frame - 1.33
- Single Side - Dual Layer
Reviews
Mr. Nanny is of little interest to any audience other than pre-teens.
No one goes to see a Hulk Hogan movie for cutting-edge moviemaking, and Mr. Nanny will be no exception.
It's too back that wrestling icon Hulk Hogan didn't know how to apply a choke hold to this lethargic and lightweight romp. An unintentional and embarrassing misstep
When the lasting image of Mr. Nanny is Hulk Hogan in a tutu, it’s not a pleasant thought.
A silly kiddie flick that retreads territory better covered by Mr. Mom, Home Alone and any number of clones.
One of the most monstrously agonizing motion pictures to come along this year. By comparison, Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot is actually watchable.
In its cynical blending of children, superstar, guns and comedy, Kindergarten Cop was execrable, but it was slick. Mr. Nanny isn't slick, it's sticky.
The plot in Mr. Nanny is flimsy, mostly tenuous excuses for making Hogan kiss a doll or sing a lullaby or dress in purple leotards and pink tutu while whomping on the bad guys.
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