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At his wedding rehearsal dinner, the author of the titular best-selling book (Tom Everett Scott) finds out he has a son by another woman. He sets out with a flamboyant psychic (Titus Burgess) combing thru his list of previous hookups to find the boy's mom. While there's plenty of potential in the setup, almost none of it's realized. Scott has handled comedy before with success and Burgess is naturally funny, but neither of them have much to work with here. On top of that, the mom encounters try way too hard to be quirky. The energy never lags, but the script never provides any moments of genuine humor. (Look for a cameo from director John Landis as another psychic.)

This movie is funny! There are so many great actors in it. Tom Everett Scott is so handsome and his character has a total arc in the movie....which is what happens in good movies. He does a brilliant job in this and even when he is not nice in the beginning we still like him. You can understand why he likes the kid , Mason, who is so vulnerable, but funny at the same time. So great with them and Tituss Burgess playing against each other. Works really well. And fabulous cast of women in the movie with great comedic timing! For a fun, enjoyable evening, easy viewing...this is a good flic.