I love it!!! Because it is so true… because although these guys exaggerate chick flicks and girls acting like girls, these cliches do exist! And that?s why the movie is awesome too, because Kevin Connolly?s character in the movie would be usually played by a female. Wanting a serious, committed relationship and not just friends with benefits is known to be totally a girl?s thing, but this movie breaks that stereotype by having Kevin play that role.

And bravo Joe H for bringing up such a good point! Why don?t women make fun of guy movies? Why is it that romantic/romantic comedies are only supposed to be watched by women but action-filled movies are supposed to be watched by both genders? Thanks to this video for making it a little easier on guys to do what is considered as ?girly?.

?The Hottest Duo?? I don?t think so…. maybe if Luda didn?t place himself as a rapper and more of a a… pop artist? Then maybe it?ll work? Just maybe? He is a silly rapper indeed. But perhaps he doesn?t want to fall under the stereotypes of what a typical African-American rapper should be? I mean, you don?t always have to curse in your songs and make terrible life decisions to be considered as a rapper; who says you have to fall into the stereotype?

However, I do not care for Jesse McCartney. Ludacris, why did you feel the need to help out a teenager? No more charity works from now on!

Love your review! So true about the whole screw the legal rights & and being 17 totally means you can run a multi-billion dollar business. This show helps you escape from the reality but I just hope that wherever I?m escaping to was a little more believable! Also, you are so right about Rufus being a whiney bitch. So is everyone else! Ever notice how often times ?V? is portrayed as the only caring character (e.g. her tender caring text that ultimately screws Dan over)? Is it because she?s the only poor, uneducated, minority on the show? Rich, white people don?t have to be nice to anyone, but ?V? should because a kind heart is all she has going for her? Hmmm.

The film did try really hard to portray Steve Carell’s character as a single dad (he is not divorced, because apparently divorce doesn’t fit in the picture of a perfect family, he is a widower. much better), who’s from a loving family, and that although they annoy the piss out of him, in the end, they just care oh so much that he should be grateful. And every American family is like that, right? FALSE. If you are going to make a film about a family, perhaps make it real, make it relatable. If I was Steve Carell’s character, I would not show up to another family reunion for next 5 years.