Far from perfect, yet perfectly fine

Rating: 6/10 (19 January 2016)

This is a job well done. It has a coherent story (for a comedy), a good theme/message, is acted well (Jim Carey overacts, but you expect that from him), the casting is spot on, and it is directed without any significant issues. It is both fun and funny.
It is not perfect, though. The jokes are not extremely funny or original. Directing, while fine, isn't original or by any other means remarkable. The realism could also be higher, as the tension/fun that the move away from realism brings isn't payed back well. As you can expect, the same goes for acting. Zoey Dechanel is very cute, but, quite unremarkable. Both her and Bradley Cooper are superbly cast, as he makes a great stereotypical best friend, but he too just doesn't do much more then "play by the book".
As for the "message", I must protest to any message that inspires you to say "No" to Molly Sims. :)
OK, I was kidding, but, to make a point - even the message, and that particular scene with Molly Sims, is fine, but not inspiring.