

Carpool
Directed by Arthur HillerWhen his wife falls ill, a father finds himself carpooling for the neighborhood schoolchildren--and being taken hostage by a bank robber.
Carpool Ratings & Reviews
- ርልዪረJanuary 31, 2026Now you may not be aware of the term carpool ... or maybe you are. But just in case, it means that one car is being used to transport many individuals. In this case it is a carpool to school. So you get kids from different families being driven to school by one dad. So you know the other parents have not to worry how their kids will get to school. This is quite the silly comedy and the actors are a testament to that. Tom Arnolds character might as well be called Tom Arnold - he seems to be playing his thing. And either you like it or you are annoyed by it. I wouldn't be calling it acting necessarily. And he doesn't have to - this not shading him. It works perfectly for the movie I would say. So sit back, relax and let the madness take place ... predictable but still fun for all/many of the families
- Pissed Off PapaMay 28, 2025Again all of these reviews from the papers and websites are most likely progressives with no funny bone. This was hilarious and I love the mama in the sizzler. Tom Arnold is a amazing Comedian and Actor. David Paymer and of course the sweet Rhea Perlman were great addons to the show and really make ya laugh. If your a fan of Sons of Anarchy, then be prepared to see Kim Coates as a normal person. I honestly did not recognize him.
Carpool Trivia
Carpool was released on August 23, 1996.
Carpool was directed by Arthur Hiller.
Carpool has a runtime of 89m.
Carpool was produced by Michael G. Nathanson, Arnon Milchan.
When his wife falls ill, a father finds himself carpooling for the neighborhood schoolchildren--and being taken hostage by a bank robber.
The key characters in Carpool are Franklin Laszlo (Tom Arnold), Daniel Miller (David Paymer), Martha (Rhea Perlman).
Carpool is rated PG.
Carpool is a Comedy, Family, Crime film.
Carpool has an audience rating of 4 out of 10.




















