Deebee Daydreamer (deebeeinthesky) This has to be one of the most boring movies I have ever had the misfortune of seeing. There's not one remotely interesting or likable character.No one in front of the camera makes the slightest bit of effort, and the direction is shoddy as well. I was shocked to later find out it's supposed to be a "comedy" drama seeing as there were absolutely no laughs at all. I have no idea why I stuck it out until the end, I thought there'd be some kind of redeeming quality in it; guess what: no.I wonder if everyone was riding on the popularity of 'Friends' and 'Frasier' to get tickets moved, and then they were hardly in it. It's definitely not the first or last movie to pull that kind of stunt.I bought this in a charity shop (mainly because of Jennifer and Cameron) I don't even want to take it back and subject any other poor unsuspecting soul to this disaster of a yawn-filled-nothing.I feel I should find at least one redeeming quality to be fair. Both taxi scenes were kind of sweet and/or interesting.I would not recommend this to my worst enemy.

Neil Procter An unlikeable film about unlikeable people - never a recipe for movie success! Leaping straight into a scenario in which one brother is having an affair and the other gets hitched to a girl he picks up in his taxi, it has no initial character development and leaves no option for the viewer but to think, "What a bunch of *****!" In every scene cigarettes are stuffed into the characters' hands; but instead of adding a touch of working class realism it looks fake and, to this viewer, annoying. John Mahoney plays the father who, because of his old-fashioned sexist opinions, we are supposed to frown upon. But I found myself frowning at all of them. Are we supposed to care about these people or wonder how quickly their beautiful actor skin is going to get ruined by the tar they are inhaling?

greg cervantes This is definitely one of my favorites! Very funny, Very well done. was laughing throughout the movie..especially the "family matter" backyard boxing! Hilllarious! Other favorite scenes include, Jennifers family discussion about the possibility of her husband being GAY!, " Ecxuse me!, My husband is not Gay" she exclaimes!. "You know he does wear that cologne" her Dad says. Great scene. Also... the Limo ride with the butler... "its a new day my man", "Today is the first day of my new life" "how do I look?"And... as he exclaims to Cameron Diaz "Maybe he loves you because your young blonde and beautiful and he's got one foot in the grave!" as he describes "grandpa".

jerrysteinberg-1 A major distraction is that almost everyone smokes throughout the movie. Smoking not only adds nothing to character development, it actually distracts viewers from the dialog and the plot. In the past, smoking was used to distinguish good characters (protagonists) from the bad (antagonists), much as the good guys in cowboy movies wore white hats,while the bad guys wore black. In this movie, even the good guys (including Jennifer Aniston's character) smoke, and we found it to be unrealistic and distracting.It seemed to be just one long "sickaret" commercial.Can't help but wonder who was given how much money to have almost every actor in the movie smoke.