You may watch below the first official trailer of Infinity Baby, the upcoming science-fiction comedy movie directed by Bob Byington and starring Martin Starr, Nick Offerman, Kieran Culkin, Megan Mullally, Kevin Corrigan, Noel Wells, Trieste Dunn, and Stephen Root:

INFINITY BABYPlot synopsis:
“Owing to a genetic mix-up involving stem cell research, the recently founded company Infinity Baby, run by the garrulous Neo (Nick Offerman), is able to offer a service for aspiring parents who never want to leave the baby bubble — infants that do not age. Ben (Kieran Culkin), a serial monogamist who says he wants to find the right woman but is always looking for the next one, and his competent pals Larry (Kevin Corrigan) and Malcolm (Martin Starr), are hired to market the service to those keen to nurture.
While Ben swipes through his smart phone looking for his next partner, Malcolm and Larry end up having more time with one of the timeless toddlers than we might have imagined. Does having a baby automatically confer some level of maturity? Will Ben’s mom, the sarcastic and demanding Hester (Megan Mullally), approve of Ben’s new girlfriend (Trieste Dunn)? Will Malcolm recover from a disastrous accident with kitchen cleaner? The answers to these questions and more await in Byington’s heady and hilarious potpourri.”

So are you in for a comedy about babies that don’t age and their would-be parents?

Anyway, here’s a new film poster:

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Release date: September 15, 2017 (in theaters).
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You may watch below two preview clips of Infinity Baby, the upcoming comedy movie directed by Bob Byington and starring Kieran Culkin, Trieste Kelly Dunn, Nick Offerman, Martin Starr, Kevin Corrigan, Megan Mullaly, Noel Wells, and Stephen Root:

Infinity Baby – For the relationship to proceed you have to meet my mother.

Infinity Baby – Stem cell experimentPlot synopsis:
“Owing to a genetic mix-up involving stem cell research, the recently founded company Infinity Baby, run by the garrulous Neo (Nick Offerman), is able to offer a service for aspiring parents who never want to leave the baby bubble — infants that do not age. Ben (Kieran Culkin), a serial monogamist who says he wants to find the right woman but is always looking for the next one, and his competent pals Larry (Kevin Corrigan) and Malcolm (Martin Starr), are hired to market the service to those keen to nurture.
While Ben swipes through his smart phone looking for his next partner, Malcolm and Larry end up having more time with one of the timeless toddlers than we might have imagined. Does having a baby automatically confer some level of maturity? Will Ben’s mom, the sarcastic and demanding Hester (Megan Mullally), approve of Ben’s new girlfriend (Trieste Dunn)? Will Malcolm recover from a disastrous accident with kitchen cleaner? The answers to these questions and more await in Byington’s heady and hilarious potpourri.”

Why would sane parents want to be stuck in the baby bubble? Taking care of a baby is a living hell!

Anyway, here’s a poster:

(Click on the poster to enlarge.)

No official release date yet.
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We just spotted three new pictures of Infinity Baby, the upcoming comedy movie directed by Bob Byington and starring Kieran Culkin, Trieste Kelly Dunn, Nick Offerman, Martin Starr, Kevin Corrigan, Megan Mullaly, Noel Wells, and Stephen Root:

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Plot synopsis:
“Owing to a genetic mix-up involving stem cell research, the recently founded company Infinity Baby, run by the garrulous Neo (Nick Offerman), is able to offer a service for aspiring parents who never want to leave the baby bubble — infants that do not age. Ben (Kieran Culkin), a serial monogamist who says he wants to find the right woman but is always looking for the next one, and his competent pals Larry (Kevin Corrigan) and Malcolm (Martin Starr), are hired to market the service to those keen to nurture.
While Ben swipes through his smart phone looking for his next partner, Malcolm and Larry end up having more time with one of the timeless toddlers than we might have imagined. Does having a baby automatically confer some level of maturity? Will Ben’s mom, the sarcastic and demanding Hester (Megan Mullally), approve of Ben’s new girlfriend (Trieste Dunn)? Will Malcolm recover from a disastrous accident with kitchen cleaner? The answers to these questions and more await in Byington’s heady and hilarious potpourri.”

Babies that do not age? What a living hell that would be for the parents, lol!

No official release date yet.
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A first look at Actor Kieran Culkin in Infinity Baby, the upcoming comedy movie directed by Bob Byington based on a script by Onur Tukel:

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Plot synopsis:
“Ben (Kieran Culkin) works at Infinity Baby, a company tasked with farming out 3-month-olds.
A lightly futuristic comedy about babies that don’t age.”

Besides Kieran Culkin, the cast also includes Trieste Kelly Dunn, Nick Offerman, Martin Starr, Kevin Corrigan, Megan Mullaly, Noel Wells, Stephen Root.

The film has yet to get an official release date.

Stay tuned with us for more details about the movie Infinity Baby.

Update – A new plot synopsis:
“Commitment: for some, it’s the scariest word in the English language. In Bob Byington’s wry new comedy, this fear of decision-making is taken to absurd and hilarious extremes. In this semi-dystopian tale of the near future, couples who want babies, but hate the idea of constant loving care, can order an “Infinity Baby”—an actual three-month-old human child that has been genetically modified to never age and never cry, and only needs a feeding and diaper change once a week. One of the salesmen who provides this service is Ben (Kieran Culkin), an equally commitment-phobic person who serially dates women until he gets bored, whereupon he introduces them to his hyper-critical mother (Megan Mullally), who always scares the girlfriends away. In this idyllic Neverland for the millennial generation, wrenches are thrown in the form of Ben’s latest girlfriend, Allison (Trieste Kelly Dunn), who is wise to his manipulations, and an Infinity Baby that is rejected by its clients, throwing the whole operation into chaos.”
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