Spend your time elsewhere.

Rating: 1/10 (18 March 2008)

/*Spoilers included*/
Terrible.
I went to watch a screening of this film and feel obligated to warn people from watching it. Wow, for the person who said this film would not soon be forgotten, he/she's right. I've never wanted to walk out of a film within the first ten minutes, and that is something I should never forget. But I'm committed to giving films a chance by staying through the whole thing. Oh, I wish I could have my time back.
For anyone who leaves this film thinking it has a great message, reconsider. Though it seems that some characters are upholding strong moral values, it seems that way only because they are in contrast to how extremely terrible the others are.
Here's a breakdown of the stereotyped characters the writers threw together: A character who believes he has the right to have sex with anything he meets, a character who cheats to get away from a relationship and in the end wants her old relationship back, a character who is supposedly the hero who has sex with one woman and ends up in a compromising situation (her mouth wrapped around you know what trying to stimulate him) with his ex-girlfriend the very next night, the more sane of the morally translucent individuals has sex with the hero after only a few days of getting to know him. And the message the writers crafted about the couple who got married before they had sex was that sex is the reason to get married. The groom felt so much anxiety for not being able to perform in bed that he already felt his marriage was rocky.
Movies like this lead to the degradation of the family unit, cause lost committed values within relationships, and promote sexual promiscuity which spreads STIs.
What a great society to build your personal foundations on! /*sarcasm*/
I did not laugh at or with this movie; more so, I was constantly offended by cheap-rate jokes built by making the audience so uncomfortable they have no escape but to laugh. That is not comedy. It's awkward and shows the writers selling out. By the way, I did not laugh and I already mentioned that, but I'll mention it again.
Way to go filmmakers, you'll get your $$$! But you will never have my respect.