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Nine Months (1995) - Full Reaction (Patreon)

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2025-12-07 19:59:59
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Well this was a welcome watch after the heavy watches recently... you can't beat a 90s RomCom! We were not expecting the stacked cast. Weddings and babies and Jeff Goldblum oh my.

PS: For some reason this one is impossible to rent or even buy (well it was at the time of watching) so you'll probably have to have a physical copy or run to your local blockbuster or Hollywood video to grab a copy! 😜 I heard libraries might have copies?

Find your own copy.

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[Full Reaction] Nine Months (1995)

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K, Zachary

We own a copy, benefits of having a gf who loves RomComs just as much as Cassie. However Steelers are playing right now.

Cole Jennett

You may jest about libraries, but if you’re not in a rush it’s a good option!😂

Katie Jackson

Love this movie! I've known since the beginning that this would be a good one for Cassie, especially after Halloween. I looked and Amazon has new copies for $12, second hand copies for around $6. You can also shop on Ebay. They have copies as low as $3.

JL_83

Haven’t seen this one in a long time; the cast is excellent: Hugh, Julianne, Joan Cusack, Tom Arnold, Goldblum, and the late, great Robin Williams…the thing I remember most involved a dinosaur 😂

Brad P

Nine Months was a 20th Century Fox film which means it's now owned by Disney. Since they took over, they've shown little in the massive Fox movie library unless its part of a big franchise like Alien or Predator.

Dan M

The clouds have rolled in, its cold, dark, and gloomy outside, and I just finished putting up the last of my outdoor Christmas decorations. I’d say it’s the perfect time to watch this along with you and Carly. And I happen to have it on DVD 😅. And now that we know how much you loved this movie, I think it’s the perfect time to follow it up with another baby movie gem…She’s Having A Baby (1988), starring Kevin Bacon, Elizabeth McGovern, and Alec Baldwin. And directed by John Hughes. Another movie tailor made for you.

Dan M

Katie, please tell me you own a copy of this movie in some form. I have it on DVD…found it in a discount bin at Best Buy a few years ago. Never know what treasures lay buried at the bottom of a discount bin.

Celeste McAllister🍓

Weddings and babies & Jeff (Superfly) Goldblum!!,we have a three and a half hour drive home from Breckenridge❄️ I'll take the backseat and watch a romcom.....

Dan M

The scene in the toy store 😂

Ib-René Jørgensen

I saw this in the theatre when it first came out. Its a very funny movie. And you're right, it is impossible to find anywhere. I guess I'll have to wait for the YouTube cut. I hope you enjoyed it guys.

Shad Kanyak

I’m going to use Cassie’s example as an excuse as to why I have nearly 1500 movies taking up space in my house that I don’t have room for.

Dan M

An excellent way to make the drive more enjoyable.

James UK

I’m confident I haven’t seen this for 30 years! I’ll have to try to get reacquainted with it! Another 90s rom com you should add to your list is One Fine Day with George Clooney and Michelle Pfeiffer.

Dan M

Always a good way to spend a dark and dreary afternoon.

Paul Cox

Criterion Channel is featuring Julianne Moore this month and Nine Months is among the movies available. I'd recommend a subscription to Criterion anyway, but this is a good reason to at least test it out.

Joe J

If interested, I found it on fsonic (www.fsonic.net).

Steve Holton

Great! Looking forward to this. If anyone is looking for some additional very fun romantic comedies from this era: Kate And Leopold (2001) – Hugh Jackman and Meg Ryan Green Card (1990) – Andie MacDowell and Gerard Depardieu Heartbreaker (2010) – Romain Duris and Vanessa Paradis

Jason

Why won’t it get a YouTube edit? 🥺

Carol_White

I made it ten minutes in. Just terrible. Tom Arnold is a fungus.

Katie Jackson

I've owned this movie a very long time. I've actually had it on the shelf next to my tv for 2 years waiting for Cassie to get to it😂 I'm watching it now

Doc Larry/old geezer

eBay is probably the most reliable place to find a copy, or you could try a rare-video website. You might even check your attic—you may still have a VHS tucked away somewhere. Dust off the old player and give it a try. There’s always a solution to every problem.”

Win

if you live in Arizona or Las Vegas Nine Months is available at Zia Records for $3.99

Clay F

My conclusion is fsonic.net is a pirating movie site.

Chris Thom

Does the Criterion Collection have films from all the movie studios, or just the ones they have a partnership with?

Chris Thom

Would think it would be on HULU then.

Chris Thom

Have definitely heard some people here and PIB YouTube say they found their copy at the library. lol

Brad P

You would think but Disney hasn't shown much interest in opening up the Fox library on Hulu. Disney+ is supposed to be absorbing Hulu next year so we'll have to see if that makes things better or worse.

Clay F

I am only mildly interested in watching Nine Months. 1. Stream. If I could stream from my regular sources (subscribed) = Prime, Max, Paramount+, Disney+, Hulu, Starz, AMC+, MGM+, Apple, or YT, I would definitely do that and watch the reaction. 100%. If I can stream from other non-pirating sources, I may do that (60%). Paul Cox mentioned Criterion. I may check that out. 2. Physical Media. About 0% chance for me. I don't have DVD player. I would have to hook up my Xbox. In any case, unlikely to buy physical media or check out from library. I haven't watched physical media in years. I only once bought physical media (1-2 years ago) to watch a reaction in which streaming unavailable, and still haven't watched the reaction. David Lynch's "Wild at Heart" (1990) that I like and have nostalgia for. One of these days, I will hook up my Xbox and watch the movie w/the reaction.

Above Average Dave

FRENCH KISS, MOONSTRUCK, IQ, and the always forgotten and vastly underrated SOAPDISH.

Katie Jackson

It gets a lot better after the the opening with Tom Arnold

Paul Cox

Streaming and physical are two totally different things, so I'm not sure how the business of what they add to their channel works. I think the physical discs they release are case-by-case with one-off partnerships and package deals.

Dan M

Every cloud has a silver lining.

Katie Jackson

That was such a fun reaction! The last 20 minutes or so was pretty much everything Cassie asks for in a Rom Com. Plus everything with Robin Williams is hilarious. No one ever mentions how funny he is in this movie. I love the end too, the most tender ending ever. And to top it off, we get baby pictures of the cast. I'm glad you and Carly loved it as much as I do. Now I just have to come up with the next movie on my list I want you to watch. Probably Sleeping With The Enemy with Julia Roberts. There's also some great Sandra Bullock movies still like, Love Potion No 9, The Net, Hope Floats & Divine Secrets Of The Ya Ya Sisterhood. I've got plenty more too. Can't wait for what's next, & A Very Happy Early Birthday Cassie! Please take some time out of your chaotic schedule for yourself and have a nice day.

Katie Jackson

P.S. Cassie, Thank You for this reaction. Especially today, I definitely needed a nice end to my day. I came home from work early and slipped and fell on my deck. I partially dislocated my right shoulder trying to stop myself from falling. So this was a very nice distraction from the pain. Thanks again

Cole Jennett

That’s no fun. Sorry to hear that. Glad you got your movie watched though

James M

Watching because I found it there. Pleasantly surprised in part because I've never known Criterion to stream any real stinker movies so my hopes for this one went up a bit. I love old musical rom coms like basically every Astaire-Rogers movie, so I'm not philosophically opposed to the idea of them. I do think leaving out the musical numbers makes them quite a bit less entertaining, but there's always hope they can make up for that somehow. Here's hoping.

Canadianant

Count me in as one who almost turned this off during the first 15 minutes. Tom Arnold and his kids had me ready to pack it in but I carried on. It was almost a little too much sillyiness in this one for me.. I really felt like hugh in those scenes. Julianne Moore is always great and has a very unique look while being very beautiful . Robin Williams was great and I'm sure a bunch of his dialogue had to have been improvised. Some true genius in his scenes. Always great to see him anywhere. This felt like a good Sunday afternoon on the couch movie and it was. Glad you ladies enjoyed it

Katie Jackson

Yeah, the weather in Michigan is really bad. They were closing alot of businesses down because the roads were so bad. Me and my boyfriend almost got run off the road on our way home. Thankfully, I don't have to work tomorrow

Dan M

Love Potion No. 9 doesn’t get enough love. I also suggested (again) She’s Having A Baby.

Dan M

Good grief, Katie! I think you get physically injured just as much as Cassie gets sick. I’m so sorry…what a crappy way to end the weekend. Were you able to get your shoulder back in place?

Clay F

Hope you heal ok quickly.

TheSingulatarian

Oh you are so wrong about the availability of rom-coms. You just need to go back in time a bit. There are still hundreds of rom coms waiting for you to enjoy from the 1920s to the 1980s.

Katie Jackson

It's mostly in. I don't have any numbness and my arm and hand are warm, so no serious damage. Just swollen and very sore, and I have to restrict my movements in that shoulder to help it heal. That's the hardest part. Especially since it's my right arm.

K, Zachary

So my gf loves this movie, she agrees it's kind of cheesy and silly. She was laughing. I agree it was kinda of romantic. We saw Hamnet on Friday which is one of the most romantic movies I have ever seen. We both loved your girls reaction though thanks for giving us a lovely late afternoon. Oh and I checked my gf's prescription BC pills are 99% effective not 97%. Not that really matters.

Alexis Vorian

Oh Boy, this movie is 5.5 on IMDB and I'd say that's pretty generous.

JohnB

I hadn't seen this movie since it originally came out on video. Which was shortly after we had our first baby. So fun. There were so many things from this movie that my wife and I have quoted over the years and I had completely forgotten where they came from. "THIS IS MY MOMENT!"

Chris Thom

I think professional critics vote on what gets added, but not sure how it works.

Dan M

So I’m assuming you’re right handed. That sucks. Does that mean you have to take some time off of work? Might not be such a bad thing if you’ve got some sick time accrued, seeing as how the weather is on the shitty side by you.

JPDotCom23

I believe you saw Arnold Schwarzenegger in James Cameron's 'True Lies', which spoofs James Bond movies. Tom Arnold played Arnold's partner in that movie.

Rick Rodriguez

I'm so happy Cassie watched this. Gonna try and find. Used to be a big family favorite when I was growing up. My father and I quoted Robin's lines all the time.

Katie Jackson

I can't afford to take time off in December. I used my sick time earlier in the year when my mom had a surgery and had to recover. I'm gonna go to work on Tuesday and do what I can and that'll have to be good enough or my boss will have to send me home. Not much else I can do

Uncle Phoenix

Tom Arnold was the funny sidekick of Arnold in “True Lies”.

Uncle Phoenix

What a great classic movie. I wonder why it is so hard to find? Reminds me of how hard it was to get a copy of James Cameron’s “The Abyss”.

keoma songs

Green Card is very good, though perhaps less comedy than expected from a rom-com.

Jacob Lunbeck

Very heartwarming rom-com! And yes, there are people who stay together for years before getting married. Growing up, my parents had some friends who had been together for over 2 decades before they finally got married! Not really sure what they were waiting for.

Dan M

I hear you. I remember when you talked about your mom’s surgery. I hope she’s doing well. You gotta do what you gotta do. Just do it more cautiously if you can. I’d hate for you to hurt yourself even more. If you’re willing to try a couple of things to help speed up your recovery, I took a Turmeric supplement a couple of years ago when I sprained my ankle, and it definitely helped with pain and inflammation ( it also has about a dozen other health benefits). And I’ve read about Collagen Peptides for aiding in tissue repair. Regardless, I hope you heal in time for you to fully enjoy Christmas and the New Year.

Gray

Yeah i was gonna wait for the YT edit for this one too

Katie Jackson

Thanks Dan, I appreciate it and I'll definitely look into what you suggested

Nick Ireland

Made it halfway through. Glad you enjoyed!

JohnB

You know Tom Arnold from True Lies.

Joe J

I made it zeroway through, lol.

Nick Ireland

If you're curious what you missed just type "write a romcom" into chatgpt

Cole Jennett

I haven’t watched in awhile but plan to when I get home, but I always remembered it being a little slow the first half, and then picking up steam and finishing very strong

Nick Ireland

Lol maybe I watched the wrong half. I fast forwarded to the last 5 mins just to confirm it ended exactly how I thought it would

Mojo One Thousand

Based on a podcast interview with Hugh Grant, he is not so much grumpy in his older age, he just doesn't have any more eff's to give. I think he credited it a bit to his straight-forward, no nonsense wife. A couple of movies with an older Hugh Grant that are pretty good are "The Gentlemen" and "The Man from U.N.C.L.E", both directed by Guy Ritchie.

Robert da Spruce

Couldn’t find anywhere to stream from 😢

Dean Holt

Gray, i was too, as I can’t find it on Streaming in the U.K. and I honestly don’t want to buy it as I’ll probably only watch it once.

OddThomas

Ah yes the film that nearly killed Hugh Grant's career, lol

Clay F

Amazon said Nine Months unavailable to stream due to expired rights.

Clay F

"She's as sweet as Tupelo honey ... Just like honey, baby, from the bee."

Clay F

There is only one operational Blockbuster remaining in the world, and it is a tourist attraction. Located in Bend, Oregon. Often called "The Last Blockbuster."

James M

I'd agree gumpy is probably not the right word so much as curmudgeonly. I would guess he pretty much sees people around him the way his character sees people in this movie. Anyone upbeat and friendly he pictures as the Tom Arnold persona. That's just my take on watching him in interviews. I'm quite sure he lacks the self-awareness to see himself as others do or perhaps he simply chooses not to, either way the result is the same.

James M

Out of 10 this is a solid 5. Neither annoyingly bad nor unexpectedly good. It's perfectly time-filing in an unoffensive way. However I did laugh in places our hostess did not. I found his panic manifested as a mantis to be pretty amusing. Later as it fell into bland predictability there was less to laugh at unfortunately.

Alexis Vorian

If you want to watch an actual enjoyable romcom here are some suggestions: Notting Hill (1999) - Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts The Holiday (2006) - Cameron Diaz, Jude Law, Kate Winslet, Jack Black The Proposal (2009) - Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds Leap Year (2010) - Amy Adams, Matthew Goode.

Alexis Vorian

Even The Room is a better movie than this one. "You are tearing me apart Lisa!!!" LOL

James M

It seems like people struggled with the farcical start of their encounter with the family. Why? It was no more or less goofy than the encounter with Robin Williams as the weird Dr, but no one had a problem there. I smiled through the first family encounter and finally laughed at the dog eating his caviar. Surely it's funny when a dog eats the insanely overpriced luxury of a man who is a pompous jerk (Sorry but that's my impression of the Hugh Grant character; he only ever plays one character and it always seems to me to be the pompous jerk) So yea the dog eating his Beluga was pretty funny. He meets up with Goldblum who is kind of funny: "I lost the love of my life last week so of course I'm here with this attractive young woman." He's like an aspect of Grant showing him the path away from a permanent relationship but at the same time cautioning him. I didn't laugh out loud but Jeff was amusing. The best part was how he planted this mantis idea in his head. His panic dreams with the mantis were pretty funny. I basically found three things truly funny in the movie and it was the dog eating his caviar, the mantis attacking him in dreams, and Robin Williams explaining that he had only treated animals while using the wrong words for everything. The heartwarming bits did not do it for me. As I was hearing that he needed to "turn the corner" I didn't feel he needed to do that. I mean he did for the purposes of a movie but not for the purposes of a good story. Julianne Moore can act but apparently they didn't let her act in this one. She tries to play straight against Grant's funny bit, but the problem with that is Grant really is not a good comedian. So her straight lines falling on his not-very-funny responses left her seeming disconnected from the story. It was all very unfortunate for her. I know she deserved better.

Gray

Yeah reading what others have said in the comments probably wise to save your money and skip this one

Cole Jennett

There’s a chance she hasn’t seen Leap Year, but she’s definitely seen the others

Phillip Bates

So much hate for this movie. Wow! I saw it when it first came out and liked it then and I still like it now. It's cheesy and Tom Arnold is way over the top, but overall it's a pretty good spoof on a man coming to terms with becoming a father. Plus, Robin Williams and Jeff Goldblum are always worth watching!!

YodatheHobbit

I remember as a kid thinking it was pretty dopey and being not liking Hugh a bit, but now I have so much appreciation for anything Jeff and Robin are in that they made me even like Hugh a bit more. As a 42 year old bachelor I also can relate to the possibility of ever having a family slipping away much more than I could in the 6th grade when this came out. Fun fact, from what I've heard Jeff Goldblum really did think a bit like his character about probably not having kids, but now has had at least one that I'm aware of later in life after having gone grey.

YodatheHobbit

It's funny, cause it's the only one I had an interest in watching as a preteen during this 90's period. Every other Hugh Grant film looked boring as hell to me.

Rick Williams

Great cast. Fun movie. This was my first time seeing it. When it came out in the 90's as a young man I didn't watch these kinds of movies. It was fun. Great reaction ladies. Cassie, you saw Tom Arnold in True Lies.

Jan Birgersson

Are there no youtube version of Nine Months (1995)?