Parents need to know that Adventures in Babysitting is a 1987 comedy. It includes some violent scenes, but they're mostly fodder for jokes that center on the vivid imaginations of kids from the 'burbs. A "stab wound" results in only one stitch; criminals chase the kids through the city but not for the…

Adventures in Babysitting The Disney+ version has two changes that have been part of the TV version for decades. In the movie, the famous line "don't f*** with the babysitter" in the 1987 version has been changed to "don't fool with the babysitter," while another scene changes the word "homo" for the word "weirdo."

Most of the production, he said, took place in Toronto, though there were some moments that had to be shot on location in and around Chicago. One example: the scene in which Shue and the kids sing "The Babysitting Blues" in a famed nightclub, FitzGerald's.

In the United States, it received a VHS release by Touchstone Home Video on July 14, 1988. It was released on DVD for the first time on January 18, 2000, by Touchstone Home Video. A 25th anniversary edition Blu-ray was released on August 7, 2012.

Not as scary as you would think A brilliant movie for a sleepover. Ok, there is quite a lot of blood, but I think the moral of the story is great. I would definitely rate this for 11-13 year olds.

The Babysitter sits comfortably somewhere in between the smarter-but-less-gory. Absolutely not for kids because of the extreme violence. Also not for anyone who's not a fan of horror. But mature viewers who are fans will enjoy this one.

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Isis' name was censored to "Ice" in some subsequent airings of Yet Another Side of Me, likely due to her sharing her name with ISIS, an Islamic terrorist organization.

The "Adventures in Babysitting" Building is actually the Crain Communications Building, 150 Michigan Ave in downtown Chicago. The "Adventures in Babysitting" Building is actually the Crain Communications Building, 150 Michigan Ave in downtown Chicago.

Stoneybrook, Connecticut The Baby-Sitters Club is about a group of friends living in the fictional, suburban town of Stoneybrook, Connecticut who run a local babysitting service called "The Baby-Sitters Club".

Plot. After her boyfriend, Mike Todwell (Bradley Whitford), cancels their anniversary date, 17-year-old Chris Parker (Elisabeth Shue) volunteers to babysit for the Andersons' children, 15-year-old Brad (Keith Coogan) and 8-year-old Sara (Maia Brewton).

Nikki Hahn Emily Tangerine Cooper is one of the main characters in Adventures in Babysitting. She is a Cooper and one of the children that Jenny babysits. She is portrayed by Nikki Hahn.