I Don't Know How She Does It

I don't know why they made it.

Just how I expected, the film ended and I still don't know how she does it!

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Worse than I thought it would be. And I've been watching many crappy romcoms so you'd think I'd be prepared for mediocrity.

She gets paid a shitton to be in a shitty movies, that is how she does it.

A copy of Sex and the city....she's talking bla-bla-bla like in S&C and at the end she has an a-ha moment like in every episode of Sex & City where she can't stop talking....the only difference is that it's about family. She's completely the same as in the series. There's no plot...It's stupid and bad but not the most horrible movie I've seen these days.

There's some considerable comedic talent in the cast, alarm bells began ringing when I saw Pearson's name in the opening credits. Couldn't take much of this.

It was a stupid flick. Don't waste your time.

Does what? And why would anyone care? Truly awful. SJP never stops spouting the drivel written for her to say, and asking one to believe that she isn't way too long in the tooth to be a mother of spawn under the age of 10 is too much to expect of anyone.

"For what it's worth, Kate is Bradshaw in a blender: She still can't cook, but she's embraced the state of motherhood." - R. Kurt Osenlund

I Don't Know How She Does It feels like a relic from the "Sex and the City" boom times. If there were even a passing nod to economic reality - for example, an acknowledgement that not all stay-at-home mothers are pampered trophy wives who live at the gym - this self-satisfied domestic comedy might not leave behind such a tinny taste.

Those 5 points are compensation for Sarah Shahi appearing in such an awful film.

Parker made me laugh in this movie with her lovable awkwardness and Olivia Munn adds depth to the story as a workaholic who's life takes an unexpected turn. A good movie with a great ending with emphasis on the importance of family.