Milk Money

REVIEW
Part Pretty Woman and part adolescent coming-of-age fantasy, Milk Money is an innocuous comedy about prostitution, suburbia, Grace Kelly and parenthood. Carter plays a 12-year-old boy who goes searching for a prostitute in the big city. There he meets good-hearted Griffith who, through a series of circumstances, comes to stay at his place in the burbs, prompting the youth to try to set her up with his widowed father (Harris). The film is a little too grown up for kids and too childish for adults, and there's its problem. Harris' goofy, lighthearted absent-minded dad provides a few smiles.