- Awesome Negotiations
- Family Introductions
- A-List HEAT
- Green Invasion
- Trained Legend
- Scared To Laughter
- Potter In Training
- Pawn the Ring and Cut Your Losses
- Vanilla Sleeper
- Another Hit For Washington
- Rather Go Broke
- Left In Stitches
- A Golden Touch
- Last Stand For Lawrence?
- Beast Gets Beauty
- A Sweet Thing
- MC Battles Brought To The Masses
- Potter Returns
- A Berry Happy 007
- Frodo Saves Face
- Drummed Out
- Snapped In History
- Korean I’m Gonna Git You Sucka
- Useless Films Are Still Being Made
- A Transformed Summer
- All Talk; No Action
- Bordering Good Work
- A Better Halloween
- Let’s Play Ball!
- Wanted Heartbreak
- Questioning Marriage
- An Oscar Worthy Gangster ?
- Redrum: Another Bad Negro Film
- Fred Claus Is Coming To Town
- Iron Success or Iron Dud
- Righteous, Just Righteous
- Pushed to Success
- Half-Filled Expectations
- Orphan Rage
- District Unwanted
- Sexed in the City
- Menopausal Wonderland Alice
- Princess Frog: Another Disney Negro Princess
- Not Blinded to a Great Film
- Can I Be Blue For 2010?
- 2010 is Here; 2012 Marshmallow Party Is Near
- Better Than Expected
- The Return of Hot Garbage
- Daybreakers Broke My Will
- Eli & A Book
- Another Boring, Typical Apocolypse
- Werewolves Revived
- Another Reason Why Valentine’s Day Sucks Ass
- Dreaming on Acid
- The Greek Harry Potter: Aged and Out of Sorts
- Out of Love with Paris
- Ban Us From This Island
- Breaking the Law Could Look Better
- Is This the Finest of Brooklyn?
- Any Wonder Left for Alice? Certainly Ran Out of Love
- Bourne Leaves Behind Treadstone for WMDs
- Negro Love Served on Mexican Garbage Lid
- I’m Not Sure If I Want to Know You Anymore
- Is Marriage The Way To Go?
- Death at the Box Office
- Plan For A Good Movie
- Another Unnecessary Perseus
- Unwanted Desires
- Let’s Face It, Mindy Was the Real Kick-Ass!!
- If Caves Could Cry, They Would Be In Tears Over This Film
- Government At Its best
- NuNightmare Not A Complete Nightmare
- Double the Steel, Short on the Action – Possible Spoilers
- Losers = Awesome!
- Alice: Heiress Turned Prostitute
- “Nut Up or Shut Up” – Finally, Zombies I Like!
- Keeping the Fire Burning In A Marriage Made Easy – NOT
- Leave the Thinking Outside the Theatre
- Another Cute Negro Film
- Matt Found His Niche – FINALLY!!
- Pimping A Negro Learning Kung Fu
- Another Bad Bug Film
- Despicably Lovable
- Overhyped Dead People and Shapeshifting Dogs
- Giving the Name “Indian Giver” An Entire New Meaning
- The Hunt for a Good Film for Aniston Comes Up Empty
- Salty But Good
- Burn Your Passports and Avoid This Film
- Expendably Doable
- Stepping Up Mainly For Dancers
- An Afterlife Worth Talking About
- Heists Were Better Than Ending
- Has Shyamalan Found A New Definition for Disappointment?
- I Was Tricked Into Watching Shutter Island 2!
- Finally – Good Acting From Affleck
- Standing Ovation For Colored Girls
- A Decent Wrap Up to A Bloody Franchise
- RED with Excitment
- Mega Disappointment
- Due For Annoyance
- Potter’s Ultimate Battle Begins
- Still Not Sure Why I Watched This
- Jilted Nerd Turns Revenge Into Finance
- Great Sword Technique, Senseless Film Overall
- You Had Me At “Where’s the Exit”
- Runaway Hit
- The Kids Were Wrong
- Drugs Jack Another Legendary Rock Group
- Are All Ballerinas P-noid?
- There Are Still Laughts To Be Had
- Ward: The Ultimate Comeback Kid
- The Weaker Grit
- Depp Keeps Getting Better
- A Waste of Time
- A Surprising Knight
- Another Sad Attempt At Comedy
- Proof That We Are Not “Free”
- Selleck and Kutcher Make A Good Team
- Aniston Should Switch Careers
- Boy Became A Man
- Viciousness Disguised As Research
- The Blair Witch Legacy of Suck Ass
- Not So Fame Worthy
- Where Death Began
- Hood Brings the Drama
- Gag Me Already
- Super Let Down
- I’m Ape & I’m Proud! Say It Loud!
- Still Waiting for Aniston & Sandler to Make A Grown Up Film
- Denzel Makes Bad Sooo Damn Good!
- Decent Post-Potter Attempt
- No Drag Necessary: Tyler Perry Scores A Fab Film
Film: The Back-Up Plan
Actor(s): Jennifer Lopez, Alex O’Loughlin, Noureen DeWulf, Melissa McCarthy, Eric Christian Olsen, Anthony Anderson, Michaela Watkins, Tom Bosley, Jennifer Elise Cox, Linda Lavin
Official Drop Date: April 23, 2010
Blades: 7
Review: The cripple dog and Mona stole the film for me. Jennifer Lopez is back and playing the role of “doe eyes” once again. The premise of the film was great: a woman gives up on finding “Mr. Right” and opts for “Mr. As Good As It Could Get’s” sperm. After she’s artificially inseminated she runs into “Mr. Could Be.” Now the two have to figure life out with a new baby one the way and new feelings developing.
This film had its moments and one of them was the water birth. Now that mess was crazy as it made me gag and laugh at the same time. Zoe was unrealistic and pushing her own insecurities onto Stan who was beside himself trying to show her how much he loved her and wanted to be there for her and her children. The major argument that they had was beyond ridiculous and Zoe’s fault. This was a woman too caught up with her own emotions to realize that the experience was also being shared by another person. Mona was the bomb friend who spoke her mind and was not afraid to put things on the table.
The wedding was another bright spot in the film and made the hour of watching worth it. Stick around for the outtake scenes at the end of the film. Unfortunately someone thought they could slide in a J. Lo tune and it would not be noticed.
7 blades for a favorable film.
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