Kindergarten cop cast movie#

It contains some of his most quotable comedy lines in Arnie film history (I’m the party pooper, It’s not a tumour! and the finest of them all, Who is your daddy, and what does he do?), and perhaps his most idiosyncratic performance. However, Kindergarten Cop, from 1990, the height of Arnie’s powers, seems to have gone slightly ˜under the radar’ (for non-Arnie fanatics at least), probably because of it’s attempt to mix of comedy, drama and action, and therefore not really being properly aligned to any of them.ĭespite the disparate genre though, Kindergarten Cop has become a cult classic for Arnie aficionados “ any film that spawns the funniest soundboard ever created deserves a place in history. His penchant for comedy also saw him team up with his aesthetically antithetical actor, Danny DeVito in Twins, another highly memorable role. Starting with Commando, he then went on to do some of the finest action films ever put to celluloid, including The Running Man, Total Recall, Terminator 2 and True Lies. Her fiance covers himself with a pillow or some bed sheets, before he puts on her bathrobe.The 10 years between 19 were probably Arnold Schwarzenegger’s finest years. There's no nudity, but again, the scene serves no purpose except as an attempt at sexual humour. Outside the classroom, there's a scene in which Schwarzenegger walks into a bedroom to find his work partner in bed with her fiance. In an earlier scene, a boy is shown looking up girls' skirts his mother speaks with the teacher (Schwarzenegger) about this problem, but it's not presented clearly enough that children will know this is problematic behaviour. It seems like the writers did this for shock value there's nothing educational about it, and no other context is added that makes this content necessary to the story. A boy also mentions that his dad is a gynaecologist, and mentions female genitalia again. In the scene in which the children discuss what their dads do for a living, a set of twins says that their mom calls their dad a 'sex machine', which is followed by an awkward silence in the classroom. In the scene in which the main character meets the kindergarten kids for the first time, a boy spontaneously names girls' and boys' genital parts. The main thing I'm disappointed in is the gratuitous sexual content the writers wrote into the kids' lines.

Kindergarten cop cast movie#

I don't remember this movie from when it first came out, but when I found it in the 'Family' section at the library the other day, and saw that it was rated PG, I thought it might be fine for our 9-year-old. It's an unusual hybrid, but it works, so long as the kids who watch it are old enough to emotionally fuse the fun and the shoot-'em-up elements. Drugs are referenced the villain is a narcotics dealer, and we see a motley assortment of his young people who appear to be under the influence. A bizarre relationship between the killer and his mother (with sexual overtones), a warm kiss between lovers, and a silly scene in which a couple having sex are interrupted account for the sexual content. Several of the kindergarten kids are children of divorce some of their stories may be unsettling to sensitive viewers. The film is peppered with salty language, including 'son of a bitch,' 'goddamn,' 's-t,' 'ass,' 'penis' 'vagina,' and more. Numerous fistfights, head bashings, and a car purposefully hitting a lead character are among other violent sequences.

Action includes ( spoiler alerts): point-blank killings, a father holding his son hostage with a gun to his head, a little boy precariously hanging from a tower, and gunfire in a school. Scenes of adorable little kids connecting with their unusually muscle-bound new teacher and his pet ferret are framed by gunfire and suspense and culminate in scenes with children in danger. Parents need to know that Kindergarten Cop is a hybrid of slapstick comedy, character comedy, and the story of a violent, obsessed killer on the loose.