You can't possibly be happy.

Rating: 4/10 (4 January 2010)

Attention, all people who are happy being alone! You're not really happy! Believe me! You need to run out right now and find that perfect soul mate to spend your life with. Yes, you may find out that they are already married to someone else and that you are just their favorite chew toy, but believe me, it's you that has not grown up, not them. You should have your own family that is happy to stay at home while you travel 9 months out of the year, so that you can cheat on them. THIS WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY. And it will never lead to any painful consequences or lost years, when it doesn't work out. Also remember that if you ever lose your job, it's best to do so when you have people depending on you because they will make it so much easier on you, and will be right by your side at the unemployment line supporting you all the way. Don't pay any attention to the stats that show divorce is next on the todo list after job loss, complete with the angry ex spouse and the dysfunctional kids.
Such is the inane message fed to the hungry mouths suckling at the teat of this film, but for me this heavy handed and simplistic message overwhelmed the film, and made what started out to be a decent light comedy, into a self contradictory philosophical mess suited only to a ten year old.