IT WAS MUCH BETTER THAN I ANTICIPATED. THE LADY WITH THE BREAST STORE AND HER ASSISTANT AT THE ABC CONVENTION STILL HAS ME LAUGHING. CHRIS ROCK AND HIS SON WAS TOO FUNNY. OVERALL I WOULD TELL MY FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO GO SEE THIS MOVIE.

Considering I own the book and haven't cracked it yet...... I knew it wasn't a typical "move follows the book" because the book is all about advice and not a work of fiction. However, the cast in this movie and the movie topic propelled me to see it despite being 7 months pregnant and quite uncomfortable sitting in a movie theatre for nearly 2 hours. My always doting, and loving, and overprotective soon to be daddy/husband went with me and he enjoyed it as much as I did! He even cried. I cried alot, but that was to be expected. It was SO AWESOME to see a pregnancy like mine portrayed in the movie, and not all were made up to look like something out of the Pregnant in Heels tv show. ( I hate that show). Even if you're not pregnant or have a child yet, I think you should see it just for the sheer hilarity of it, but please be warned there are some sad parts that may resonate with women (miscarriage, near death experiences). Go, enjoy, have a laugh, be inspired! :)

I knew going into this movie it would be somewhat predictable but there were actually some suprises and tear jerker moments. There were many funny sequences where I laughed out loud. If you have any interest in getting pregant, are currently pregnant, adopting, or already have kids you will find it an enjoyable 2 hours.

I saw it on over the weekend and I personally loved it. It made me laugh and cry. It had a few different scenarios about pregnancy and it touched me. The four dads on their Saturday walk were HYSTERTICAL! I am not saying it is oscar-worthy or anything but I would definitely reccommend going to see it :-)

I was terribly disappointed in this movie. It wasn't even slightly funny, the characters were unlikable and unbelievable, their behavior was stupid, and the plotlines were ridiculous. It was impossible to care about anyone in the movie. Even the one chance they had in the movie to really get you to be empathetic and invested in what happened was basically thrown away. There were numerous scenes where I found myself wondering what they were even trying to accomplish because it made no sense and wasn't funny. It has been a long time since I've seen a movie that I thought was more meaningless than this one. And who on earth thought it would work to cast Ben Falcone as Dennis Quaid's son? I realize Quaid is almost 20 years older than Falcone, but Falcone looks older. It was impossible to watch these characters and believe for one moment that they were supposed to be father and son.