The Christian Sciene MonitorThe only subplot with any traction is the one between Anna Kendrick and Chace Crawford, playing rival food- truck chefs. The...
The GuardianThis comedy about pregnancy, starring Cameron Diaz and Jennifer Lopez, is predictable and un-funny
TelegraphTim Robey would rather give birth than have to watch What to Expect When You're Expecting.
The GuardianThis terrible comedy is a return to the cycle of late 1980s obscoms, movies packed with obstetric detail celebrating the won...
The Philadelphia InquirerIt makes one long for the comparative complexity and subtlety of Valentine's Day.
Rolling StoneThe still-born What To Expect... is an all-star dud that could be easily confused with Valentine's Day and New Year's Eve, e...
The Boston GlobeThe writing is sharp and the performances bright, and if you've been through the forced gestational march known as pregnancy...
Los Angeles TimesCute couple Kendrick and Crawford are completely lost at sea. But the guys in the Dudes Group have the worst of it - they ar...
USA TodayWhat audiences should expect is a tone-deaf, superficial, charmless ensemble rom-com, focused on five attractive, but uninte...
San Francisco ChronicleWhat to Expect isn't an inspired movie, but a manufactured one, but one with some laughs and some moments.
Washington PostThe movie turns out to be a little of everything yet succeeds only occasionally at anything.
New York PostThe film is dully shot and so predictably plotted, you could tick off the items like you're packing a bag for the delivery r...
Chicago Sun-TimesJust what we needed. First "Friends With Kids" two months ago, about three couples who confront pregnancy, and now "What to ...
Film School Rejects: A smattering of proficient and compelling performances, a few genuine laughs, unexpected moments of honesty, audiences are...
Entertainment WeeklyWhat to Expect When You're Expecting is the latest comedy (after Think Like a Man) to be based on a self-help best-seller.
E! OnlineWhat to expect when you're watching: attractive actors playing unrealistic characters, sitcom-y storylines with predictable ...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Kirk Jones
Writer: Heather Hach
Studio: Lionsgate
Cast: Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez, Elizabeth Banks
Release: May 11, 2012
Writer: Heather Hach
Studio: Lionsgate
Cast: Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez, Elizabeth Banks
Release: May 11, 2012
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