Relaxing, witty, superficial in a positive way

Rating: Null/10 (28 September 2012)

The story-telling opening genuinely invite audience to the fantasy of Ted, making the rest of the film very relaxing to watch.
The film is given life by the witty touch with the combination of CG figure(Ted) and Family-guy-style jokes. It's awkwardly funny watching a cute, fuzzy teddy bear cursing in a man's voice. The change of Ted's voice in different life stage interestingly 'legitimized' the Peter Griffin's voice when Ted is 25.
The only thing I disliked was the presence villain father-and-son contribute little to the comprehensiveness of the plot, all it did was making the film going to the path of Disney-story. Good thing they didn't appear for very long time in the movie.
Feminine readers should not expect too much. The film would probably be logically more popular among men than women because of the masculine style of playwriting surrounding two men (technically a man and a bear).
Howevery, one could never be too serious watching Seth Marcalane's production. It's obvious that he is intensionally dirty and maybe telling us something deeper than it superficially seems.