Of course, a movie showing a gorgeous girl (I had never seen this Ali Landry before), who loves sex, football and beer, may seem very "macho".
That's exactly the feeling I had on the first minutes; quickly, the roles are reversed : the girl (the Repli-Kate) is the one who doesnt want to be romantic, who only thinks about sex and the guy (Max) is the one who has headache and who "wants to talk" ...
This is of course a huge "cliché" reversal, but it is nicely done, and will make everyone laugh anyway - man and women .. until everyone realizes that what men like in women are those things they (the men) are always complaining about ;)
This comedy has a lot of "Vaudeville" situations, especially when it ends in Jonas's house with both Kate and several ex's & suitors.
Although there are some sexual suggestions in the film, it is always politically correct, not with a strong language, and it can be seen by children - who won't understand everything of course.
"Ten minutes of silence!" (those who have seen will see what I'm talking about !)
That's exactly the feeling I had on the first minutes; quickly, the roles are reversed : the girl (the Repli-Kate) is the one who doesnt want to be romantic, who only thinks about sex and the guy (Max) is the one who has headache and who "wants to talk" ...
This is of course a huge "cliché" reversal, but it is nicely done, and will make everyone laugh anyway - man and women .. until everyone realizes that what men like in women are those things they (the men) are always complaining about ;)
This comedy has a lot of "Vaudeville" situations, especially when it ends in Jonas's house with both Kate and several ex's & suitors.
Although there are some sexual suggestions in the film, it is always politically correct, not with a strong language, and it can be seen by children - who won't understand everything of course.
"Ten minutes of silence!" (those who have seen will see what I'm talking about !)