Baby Mama

This is a good entertaining movie, not too much realism though. Fills in all the stereotypes you'd expect nicely but for anyone who's actually been through some of these processes the holes are easy enough to drive a truck through.

However, that caveat provided - the dialog and acting are top notch and what you'd expect from this crew. I prefer Kinnear and Weaver in more 'serious' comedies, a bit too slap-sticky for them, but still a good showing. The performance from the SNL alums is in line with prior work.

The plot is not entirely predictably with a few pleasant surprises (no details will be provided here, particularly this early - sorry folks).

Would I have paid to see this in the theater? Big maybe. While it's likely we'd have liked to see it, as happens we get distracted with other movies that _need_ to be seen in a theater to get the full benefit of sound/special effects and other 'non-fx' movies fall by the wayside. By the time we can circle back many aren't showing anymore and we end up getting them on DVD.