5/5 Vulgar,crude,and riotously funny
  by Dee Generate (Corruption City,CT)
Not everyone will enjoy this movie.It is raunchy,crude humor at its best (or worst,as it might be).Dane Cook plays "Tank" -the date from Hell.He hires himself out to recently dumped men to date their Ex-es.The theory is that the women will run back into their ex-boyfriend's arms after dating the obnoxious,rude Tank.And Tank is good at his job-until he actually falls for his cousin's ex.(Kate Hudson).Among all this debauchery there is actually a love story-but this isn't really a 'date movie'.Unless your boyfriend or girlfriend has a good sense of humor and isn't easily offended.Myself? I laughed out loud throughout,,,,,,,,,,,,

4/5 Good Ol' Raunchy Movie
  by Knowledge Forest (Washington, DC United States)
If you like Dane Cook, you will like this movie. It won't win any awards, the plot isn't all that great, but we really enjoyed the film.

This movie is very raunchy so it's probably best to watch with some drinking buddies, not with your family.

MILD SPOILERS WARNING

The only thing I didn't like was how it ended. I just don't buy that anyone would do all the stuff Dane's character did at the wedding. It doesn't spoil the movie, however.

2/5 Would never subject myself to it again
  by J. C Clark (Overland Park, KS United States)
But I actually did laugh out loud several times. Dane Cook was only a name to this over-50 viewer; I have not seen (and won't seek, I don't think) his other starring vehicles. Kate Hudson seemed fairly blah to me, though based on what I cannot say; this certainly did not alter that perception. And as maybe the only adult who has not endured any of the American Pie franchise, Jason Biggs was also new to me.....so, no preconceptions, no expectations.

Well, I think you can get an accurate perception from the many reviews here. If you enjoy people saying outlandish things, especially to old women and kids, using profane language, and generally behaving as offensive and selfish jerks (the opposite kind of heartless jerk as The Wedding Crashers--over the top sludge instead of over the top loveydovey) then this is your kind of movie. If you expect something other than endless fish-very-out-of-water foul language, then, with a couple of surprising glimmers of humor, you will be bored. Not offended.... while Hollywood likes to "push the envelope" by trying to offend, the result of bad boys saying bad words is just "bleeh". In fact, the supposedly Christian-offending pizza place was, by far, the most clever thing in the whole film, though, yet again, Hollywood's understanding of Christianity is as comprehensive and accurate as it would be if they wrote their scripts after glancing at an excerpt from a magazine article paraphrasing an anthropological text that mentions some remote and unvisited tribe called "Christians".

And since I have been married for a long time I sure don't know, but if this is how the single/dating world lives, I am most grateful to be far removed from it. What a universe of coarse brutality (Alec Baldwin, yeech!) and callow hollowness.

4/5 Really funny flick
  by Frank R. (Charlotte, N.C.)
Dane Cook takes strutting and cockiness to a new level in this one. This is a somewhat creepy movie with some really uncomfortable scenes. The part Alec Baldwin plays is totally out of character, and so funny he steals the show. A great cast and endless funny one-liners and blowout scenes make it worth watching.


5/5 Good Dane Cook humor
  by Kenneth Berry (Salem, OR)
Dane Cook is at his best in this movie yet I still liked Employee of the Month and Good Luck Chuck a little better and I'm not sure why. I think all three movies are great and worth buying.