Okay, let's face it: This movie is funny. What we also should face is that this movie is uncomfortably inappropriate. But, that's the magic of comedian Dane Cook's humor. This film used two things to promote itself: the glamerous beauty of Jessica Alba and the charismatic humor of Dane Cook. That's just the beginning. The film is above sex romp. It's basically almost a comedy porno with heart, making "American Pie" look tame. Things to look out for: Sex... oh, let's just sum it up to a few scenes. The first scene shows 10-year-olds playing seven minutes in heaven. The next notable scene is Charlie having sex with many, many women in a musical montage of sexual acts, sex positions, orgasms, moaning, and gratiutious graphic nudity. Other than those two disturbances, the film is riddled with sexual jokes, sexual comments, sexual discussions, boobs popping out at random, masturbation jokes, a scene where a guy is caught in the act of masturbating, oral sex on a stuffed penguin, a woman with three breasts, and the implication that Jessica Alba's character is using a vibrator off-screen. Violence, just typical slap-stick humor. Language: 74 uses of the "F" word, 33 sexual references, 24 uses of sexual slang, and other mild offenses such as name-calling and mild profanity. Bottom line: This is nothing but adult humor. Not for kids at all. Ages 17+ only. There is a LOT of sexual humor and nudity, but it is all for jokes, yet admittedly inappropriate by all means. 4/5 stars. Enjoy.

lots of raunchy sex scenes not for kids but freaking hilarious for adults!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i loved it :)

The movie trailers were misleading. I had no idea how raunchy and socially offensive this movie would be. It was a movie for perverts! The few funny lines did not make up for the degree of lewd acts that took place in the movie.

I am just amazed at some of the reviews written for this movie, such as the ones "warning" everyone of how offensive this movie is and how the topic is sexually explicit. Did you watch the previews? No kidding, the plotline revolves around a man having lots of sex, and you're suprised that it is raunchy, come on. It was clearly intended to be a more mature comedy. And for the self-ritious reviews calling it "offensive" get over yourself, raunchy is funny to some people, they're jokes, get over it. Dane Cook is a stand up comedian anyways, he makes a living making fun of women, overweight people ect., but they're just jokes, the people he is making fun of are cracking up in the first row. Yes this is inapropriate for young children but funny as heck to the rest of us.

From the beginning, I didn't care for the language. I don't want to see young teenagers "hooking up". Then it got worse, I can't believe this is rated R. The nuditity alone was bad but the graphic sex scenes were unnecessary. I think there needs to be a stronger warning. I was so embarrassed sitting in a crowded theater watching porn. My friends and I had to leave. Parents be warned!

I am actually unpleasantly surprised that all the ratings on here are from people under 16. What were you thinking going to see a movie like this? I did not see it, and that reason is because I feel that I'm too young to be seeing a movie like this, full of porn and poor morals. I guess I was wrong. But, thank you common sense media for having this site so at least some people will come on here before watching the movie to know what the content and plot's like.