The good: Some of the actors are great, mainly the three main ladies, the work colleagues and the kids.

The bad: The main character was played in a non-sympathetic way. I think we are supposed to like this guy by the end, but because of bad acting or bad directing or bad casting, this didn't work.

There are very few genuinely funny moments, because of the main problem of this film - the script !

Alternating between cringe-inducing jokes, casual and overt misogyny, and clichés so stale they must've dug them up from a time capsule planted in 1991, it honestly looks like the script was badly translated form a rejected American tv-movie or generated by AI.

Last but not least, the product placement is very obvious and obnoxious. It's so bad, they are just one step away from just facing the camera and reciting ad copy directly to the viewer.

I had low expectations at first, judging from the bad reviews (shame on all you haters!) but I enjoyed this film very much, it's easy to watch, funny, relatable and sweet :) There were some cringe moments but that was the intention. About the acting, I literally have no idea why some people complain, the actors played their parts and delivered a clear message, we all got what the author wants to say ;) and the little girl is adorable, natural and talented (for the jerk who said she can't sing: news flash, buddy, the singing was supposed to be bad, you just missed the point!) I LOVED the band! ;)

NOT for kids, and probably not for adults either.

This is a cheap knock-off of Adam Sandler's "Big Daddy", with all the funny parts taken out. Why someone decided to put money into this lazy script is beyond me. But trust me, it IS lazy.

We have a sex stalker psycho colleague who wants to have sex with the MC without them being in any sort of relationships.

The main character is unlikable. Why would any woman like him is hard to comprehend. Why does the school principal want to date him? Did he do anything for it? Does he show any positive, likeable traits whatsoever? No.

The child actor has no acting talent whatsoever. Her character is unlikable. She and the lawyer suddenly decide they want to prank strangers in the park. Why? What was the thinking process? Who does that? What were the moments that built the connection and trust between the two?

Some scenes are completely irrational. The kid maces her bullies, putting some of them in hospital. And then the school director tells her there will be no consequences because she will talk to the parents.

In the end, the profound lesson of the movie is that you're a good parent if you don't beat or scream at your kids. Amazing parenting advice!

Terrible, terrible movie.