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Romantic comedy
PRINCIPAL CAST MEMBERS
Katherine Heigl: Holly Berenson, owner of Fraiche bakery/café
Josh Duhamel: Eric Messer, sports network technical director
Hayes MacArthur: his best friend Peter Novak
Christina Hendricks: and his wife Alison
Josh Lucas: pediatrician Dr. Sam
Sarah Burns: Child Protection Service representative Janine Groff
Britt Flatmo: preteen baby sitter Amy
REVIEW
As long as you don’t set the bar too high and don’t expect too much out of it, this is a pleasant outing. Given that the premise is not all that original (the godparents of a one-year-old are put in a position of having to take care of her) there’s a sense of déjà vu with predictable results. The sight gags and one-liners provide some amusing moments and the romantic element plays out as it should.
Certainly not the best movie ever but it’s not that difficult to sit through despite being a tad too long.
CLASSIFICATION
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