Average on about every level. Too bad, it has a lot of interesting, funny actors in it.

Not as terrible as I thought, but that's probably because I expecting the worst. Didn't find myself rolling my eyes as much as I thought I would and if it wasn't for a lot that happens in "dude group" (ie. Chris Rock), this could have been a whole lot worse.

Totally a movie to watch when you're pregnant lol...Elizabeth Banks has it RIGHT!!! Good movie. Awesome seeing Matthew Morrison in something GOOD for a change lol.

I fear for the future of film if we're going to be inundated with these giant rotating cast films, each of which seems to star Jennifer Lopez.

Very Funny. Poor acting at points however there is enough stories to distract you from that. fun movie

How to Collect an Easy Paycheck, starring every actor in this crappy movie.

I didn't expect much, and this shallow crappy mess delivered; shitty ensemble-rom-com/drama is a terrible trend. *Preview*: #12#, popcorn, Anna K/8-4, Cameron D/7-3.

eng; [What to Expect When You're Expecting]; viele paare werden eltern - ein film über die schwangerschaft.; (viele schaupieler ersetzen keine gute story);

Vanilla-bland. I can't think of anything else to say about it, really. A bunch of women get pregnant. One doesn't. One adopts. A couple of their husbands/significant others freak out. Others don't. Everything happens exactly as you think it would. Exactly. Why does this movie exist?

What to Expect When You're Expecting is an ensemble comedy about pregnancy that has such a lack of depth that I wished the ensemble was dropped so we could follow a single story. That way, characters could actually exist -- archetypes would, ideally, be removed in favor of human beings -- and we could actually gain some insight into what happens during pregnancy. The film works as light, forgettable entertainment, but if you're looking for anything other than that, you'll want to keep searching.

This movie creeped me out. It's hard to combine emotional scenes about miscarriages in a slapstick comedy, and this one don't do it well. You see that girl on the cover? She's not keepin that one, just to let you know. Just reusing the supporting cast of Bridesmaids and making another overlong all-star mish mash.

With such cast is should've sucked less.

Ironically, I actually wasn't expecting this to be as bad as it was. (See what I did there?)

considering the cast I thought it could be better, but I couldnt even finish it...

Painful on pretty much every level--the humor isn't funny, the drama isn't poignant, it's boring, overlong, offensive, it's shallow, it panders...the large cast ranges from the likable (Elizabeth Banks, Dennis Quaid) to the boring (most of the cast), to the depressing (Chris Rock), to the intolerable (Ben Falcone). The script is lazy, the attitudes cliched, the characters shrill as all hell...the golf cart race was fun, though. Pregnant mothers should not watch this, or anyone who has been born.

Not smart. Not funny. Not believeable.

Not enough time is spent on any one story for the audience to get truly invested or involved with the characters. Since the characters are basically quite likable and their stories kind of interesting, the result is like skimming quickly through an issue of People, giving us a lot of nice, pretty images and a general idea of who these people are, but that%u2019s about it.

"A look at the lives of five couples as they prepare to become parents." NO?! A look at 10 dumbnuts messing about, saying stupid things ("oooh, look, I cooked you this bagel as a token of my love, because we are both cooks you and I"), doing stupid things, exchanging stupid looks and being as far from real people as you could possibly write them. YUCK YUCK YUCK.

What's with all the fucking food trucks in movies? I've never seen these things in real life. Just like the shithead characters, I guess?

decent acting!

There are enough montages to make a montage.

"It's the inevitability and uniformity of the film's attitude--as well as the desperately strained and unfunny way in which it puts it across--that's bothersome." - Andrew Schenker

1066: if we are not having a new baby, this film could be a disaster for us! but, we like it !