Good, somewhat crude, but doesn't try to be something else...

Rating: 7/10 (6 June 2007)

People who expect this to be a romantic comedy are missing the point I think. It's NOT about romance. It's about a drunken fling that ends in pregnancy, and examining what a woman who won't consider abortion an option is going to do about it. She has to try and see if this man she slept with is worth anything, since it will be her baby's father. Who knows, she might discover he's worth keeping around all the time? Is there going to be romance? Who knows. Maybe, maybe not. Will they try to force the issue like so many other people do, or let themselves get time to know each other, even though they skipped a few steps by screwing on the first date and making a baby.
Obviously she's better than he is. Obviously his life sucks and her's is going to be changed forever by the pregnancy. And he has to learn that, and make himself a better person. There, it's a bit formulaic. But there is a lot of truth to the situation, despite the silliness of the humor.
I really could have done without the whole "I work in Hollywood" angle of the film. That's so boring to people who don't work there, and boring to those who do as well. Does Ryan Seacrest need to be in a movie? Really? Or does Andy Dick need any more validation for his screwed up life?
That part really took me out of the story, but other than that, it was the "stoners" perspective on love, life and growing up, and not being a stoner, it seemed real to me. And I'm sure for the stoners out there, the colors were pretty enough to keep them occupied... ;)