Creepy stalking is not funny

Rating: 1/10 (19 December 2012)

Awful film. As others have commented, it is one cliché after another. But more than boring, it was very creepy. The "dad" teaches his son to stalk his babysitter by ignoring her when she asks him to stop. The son follows her, spies on her, humiliates her in public, texts her after she asks him to stop and even says that she is uncomfortable with his conduct. Worse, the producers of the film thought it would be cute to end the film with her giving him explicit photos of herself...because it's good that she has learned to degrade herself in order to satisfy weirdos who won't leave her alone.
I thought the father's interference in his 27 year old daughter's relationship also very creepy. He seemed to think that he owned her and could prohibit her from dating men he deemed too promiscuous. Similarly, the man goes to his wife's lover and says "you can have her," as if she were a dog he's giving away.
While his wife was certainly wrong for cheating, he condemns her then sleeps with 9 women himself...dumping them all painfully to feel better about himself. Why should they be punished for his wife's error? For that matter, why isn't his cheating condemned, even mentioned as wrong in the film? Although wronged, he is still married and did not tell his 9 partners that he is still married.(see the Charles and Diana mess for proof that two cheaters don't make it right...it makes them both wrong) What a skeevy film.