#Kids from kindergarten cop full

And cribbing a bit from his role as chairman of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, the script has Arnold bark, 'You kids are soft. Schwarzenegger proves artful at finding ways of interrogating the kids, in hopes of finding Tyson's son. 'You don't want to turn your back on it.' 'It's like the ocean,' one teacher warns him. But when Reed gets sick, Schwarzenegger has no choice but to fill in, facing his toughest assignment unarmed. In order to catch Tyson, Schwarzenegger and partner Pamela Reed - a former teacher - are sent undercover to Astoria, Ore., where Tyson's family is living incognito. It turns out that Tyson is obsessed with locating his kindergarten-aged son, who Mom spirited away after divorcing his deranged and dangerous daddy. detective John Kimble, who has been hounding ultra-bad guy Cullen Crisp (Richard Tyson), a murderous drug dealer, for a long time. Cute with a capital K, with a premise as fresh as a new pencil case (as cop movies go), it should give 'Home Alone,' 'Three Men and a Little Lady' and 'Look Who's Talking Too' a run for your holiday bucks.īut here's a caveat: Though 'Kindergarten Cop' is made to look quite cuddly in the ads, parents may deem it too graphically and casually violent for kid consumption, with drug dealing, murder, child abuse, and kidnapping situated matter-of-factly amid the gleeful kids 'n' cops chaos.

#Kids from kindergarten cop full

'Kindergarten Cop,' which playfully pits live-action figure Arnold Schwarzenegger against a classroom full of hyperanimated tots, is likely to prove the pick of the litter. After the baby boomlet of the late '80s, tyke-centered scripts look likely to be the 'high concept' of the '90s. You've probably noticed by now that we're currently chafing under a rash of movies about kids.