Did the Mormons subside this movie?

Rating: 3/10 (4 February 2014)

In this poorly written piece of sexist propaganda, we are asked to believe that a hot 20-sthg woman on a rising career would end up forming a happy family with the immature loser who unfortunately got her pregnant on a drunken night.
The first 10 minutes are mildly amusing. Partying in a club with her married sister in order to celebrate her recent promotion, Alison meets Ben, a somewhat overweight and unattractive guy whose main occupation in life consists in building a soft-porn website. One drunken mistake later, she finds herself pregnant.
After this point, Utah Entertainment Ltd seems to have taken the lead in script writing, and all of the characters' actions become unexplainable and increasingly ridiculous. The decision concerning the baby is rapidly pondered without using once the taboo word "abortion", and Alison chooses to keep it (without any satisfactory explanation provided to the viewer), to the joy of Ben who suddenly seems to think that fatherhood would be a pleasant hobby besides smoking pot.
Unconvincingly, the plot goes on with Alison deciding to give the "relationship" a try (for the baby? out of loneliness? we are not sure but apparently scenarists have not heard of the concept of raising a baby as a single woman). The evident mismatch is not sufficiently redressed in the following scenes, where we assist in rising disbelief to holding hands and three words declarations from both sides. The end is incoherent but rather standard suspense and happy ending (breaking up, but then Ben quits his slacker lifestyle and they drive happily together to a new house once the baby is born). Isn't family a bliss?
So, aside from a plot requiring frequent willing suspensions of disbelief and a rather retarded vision of society, what are we left with? Two hours of toilet-level humor, failed attempts at romanticism, whiny unsympathetic characters (but especially women), and -ah!- a close-up on a baby coming out which we would rather never have seen. Save yourself the pain.