Mighty Aphrodite poster
Movie

Mighty Aphrodite

1995·1h 35m·R
FantasyRomanceComedy
IMDb Rating
★ 7.0/10
45,044 votes
Metascore
60
Metacritic

When he discovers that his adopted son is a genius, a New York sportswriter seeks out the boy's birth mother - a ditzy porn star and prostitute.

Mighty Aphrodite is a 1995 fantasy romance movie directed by Woody Allen, starring Mira Sorvino, Pamela Blair, Rene Ceballos. It holds an IMDb rating of 7.0/10 from 45,044 votes and runs 1h 35m.

▶ Trailer👁 Watch➕ Add to Queue⭐ Rate
Actions open in the full BullseyeFlix app and jump to the exact feature.
🎬 Open in BullseyeFlix
Full details · Watch links · Similar movies
Director
Woody Allen
Stars
Mira Sorvino
Pamela Blair
Rene Ceballos
Woody Allen
Creators
Woody Allen
Details
1995-11-10
95 min
Movie
R
★ United States, Netherlands
★ English, Latin
Keywords
spoofdysfunctional marriageman wears eyeglassesreference to broderick crawfordsatire comedysex comedyadopted sonprostitutionreference to mahatma gandhireference to the new york knicksdirected by starhubrisoedipus characterreference to holden caulfieldtheaterprostitutereference to federico fellinisportswritercassandra charactersparringfao schwarz storereference to spritegreek mythologyreference to roberto durantwo word titlereference to deep throathorsereference to harpo marxreference to groucho marxreference to clint eastwoodboxingreference to earl monroetalking about sexreference to aphroditereference to isak dinesenreference to the brooklyn netsends with a dance partyquirky comedygreek chorusobsessionreference to mike tysonreference to isadora duncanreference to perrierreference to sugar ray leonardbiological motheradoptionhelicopterhusband wife relationshipdeus ex machinatiresias character5 year old boyreference to brooke shieldsracetrackreference to mohammed alireference to virgin maryreference to achillesadulterydepartment storeboxing gymreference to joseph stalinsexpimpzeus characterblind manreference to the trojan horsewritten and directed by cast membersex spoofreference to joe dimaggioreference to the philadelphia storyreference to kierkegaardreference to sol levitznew york citybare midriffreference to heinrich boellreference to diane arbus