Three Men and a Baby

 No, I never saw this in the 80s. I never made the time. But I saw it today. My husband shook his head and walked away from the tv. I sat and realized a lot of things about 80s movies. Stereotypical males with women in the beginning montage. And as these men take on the responsibility of the baby, they bond together and they bond with Mary and they still love and adore women, but they are less trusting of people holding her. That's so weird, because when I was growing up I saw women in our family always handing off a baby to someone. And then there's the illegal drug thing. That was big with 80s movies, especially "Beverly Hills Cop" and the like. There had to be drugs involved so that the lesson was viewed that dealing with drugs can get you killed. And then there's a baby. Overall this movie was a change of heart for three single men sharing an apartment. Three very good looking men with excellent jobs that share a huge apartment. It was the 80s and that's how things were seen. But I heard there's a 2nd movie with a little more heart, so this might be a thing. 

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