Regina

It was utterly slow and ever so boring for me although I sat and saw the whole thing just because.

It's a funny movie, laughed lots.

Funny! And the actors are great!

People shouldn't take this movie too seriously-worrying about "making the decision to bring a child into the world". IT'S A MOVIE! It isn't real! It's funny and sometimes bc it's relatable (friends who have kids then are grouchy and no longer fun) lol.

I must admit that I left the theater before the movie ended... so maybe I should not write a review since I may have missed a twist ending (like them NOT falling in love with each other).. but I doubt that happened... this was a very bad movie... disappointed bcs I am very much a supporter of alternative views on what a family is... friends raising a child fits that category... but DO NOT go see this movie.

Great cast, mediocre movie, somewhat predictable plot line and fairly wooden characters.

A realistic film, funny with love, passion emotion, the life of couples in 2012. Go see.

This movie is just ok. The ending was foreseeable from before the roll in credits had finished. It was amusing but could have used a lot less of the gutter language. You go see it if you have some spare time and change. Better than watching golf reruns.

If you liked Bridesmaids and the Hangover, then you'll love this slightly-more-serious pic about an unconventional relationship. Have fun.

I love most of the actors in this movie... and I think I may have gone in with higher expectations. The movie is alright... has funny moments has some VERY REAL moments as well. I found myself liking the more real moments more than the funny ones. Jennifer Westfeldt wasn't my favourite actress, at times she came off as either being too cute or too desperate.

Great film, very well written. Highly recommend this to any smart, savvy film buffs out there.

I really liked this movie. Very accurate portrayal of how obnoxioux some new parents can appear to their friends. Take a good look people!

Watched the first 30 minutes of this movie, and all it did was annoy me. They really over do it with the whole kids screaming in the background... and the parts where the babies/kids are crying... seems to be jacked up super loud which made it super hard on the ears. Very slow movie...

Great cast, interesting plot, some fantastic acting (except for the male and female leads) and raw moments that ring true. But it manages to insult men and women of all ages in its attempt to blend shock 'guy' humour with a saccharine Hollywood ending. People were laughing during the 'tender' scenes, and I nearly barfed in my mouth. Oh sorry, do you find that crude?

Worst movie ever. The ending was horrible.. I s risky laughed out loud it was so ridiculous.

Good movie, the ending was a bit too fairy tale.

This movie has an immature pretense, written and directed by someone trying to capitalize on the ever-increasing immature beliefs of an ever increasing and ignorant ME FIRST population. Poorly acted, cast, and simply narcissistic writing - lets get this out of the theatres now.

I thought this movie had a lot of funny parts. Not as great as Bridesmaids but it is worth seeing if you like these types of movies.

Hated it. Jennifer Westfeldt is a triple threat - she can't act, write or direct. She really needed to cast someone else in the lead besides herself as she takes the air out of the room with her bad acting. Plus, she looked too old for the part. Supporting cast were good and the movie should have featured them. Then maybe, it could have been an actual comedy.

The movie was great, I recommend you go see it right away, I thought that there was a good life lesson.

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Initially, I found this movie disappointing, and overly graphic. The language was unnecessarily crude. Too much arguing made certain scenes almost unintelligible. Given the difficulties of their friends, It was difficult to understand the protagonists' reason for wanting a child. The turning point in the film for me was the scene in the cabin -- poignant, with very convincing performances from the two male actors engaged in the argument. So many emotions came to the fore. Equally moving was the scene when the child's mother reveals for love for the biological father. During the earlier minutes of the film, I thought coming to the cinema was a big mistake. However, after the "cabin" scene, I completely changed my opinion, and was very glad I decided to stay until the conclusion. My husband agreed. This film is all about the responsibility of making the decision to bring a child into the world, and more people should be mindful of how weighty that responsibility is. Being impulsive, irresponsible, or unmindful of how a child, in later years, will adjust to the "unusual" circumstances of his/her birth could prove catastrophic.