If you walk into enough movies you will stumble into a movie that is marketed wrong. One of these such movies is "Delivery Man" which was marketed as a comedy but is more of a romantic comedy. But it does make a better romantic comedy than most that are made, with it having an interesting premise. The movie follows our male lead David Wozniak (Vince Vaughn) who through mad decisions finds himself in a living hell with his girlfriend telling him that she is pregnant and immediately dumping him after she breaks the news to him. And on top of all that he owes money to the mob. But it some how gets worse when David discovers that he has fathered 533 children and over a hundred of them want to know who he is. And this is where the movie lost me because it went it twenty directions. I guess it was supposed to be a movie for everybody but it turned into a cluster of movies that would have been great on their own but together it kind of breaks your mind. Because once you get invested in one story boom it switches. For instance there is a set of scenes when David and his girlfriend are trying to figure out what to do about the baby or if they should even get back together. And these scenes are really emotional, sweet and even tear jerking. Then out of nowhere the movie would have a fade out cut to a different scene with jokes flying and everything is light hearted. While me siting in my seat didn't know what to do. Should I cry because of the emotion I was feeling or should I laugh because that last joke was funny, what should I do? 

   And because of this switching back and forth I honestly don't know how I should summarize this film. I actually don't even know what genre this fits in because it fits the mold for so many. Its a buddy comedy, romantic comedy, redemption story, and a family comedy all in one. So for this one I can't make up my mind on this one so if you want a good summary of the film go to IMDB I can't give you more than is it good or not. Which speaking of it is good or not it kind of is. Now It is not good but it isn't horrid either. Sure it was twenty movies in one but I guess if you watch it and I mean really watch it. The film just melts your mind enough to say this is ok I don't understand it but it is ok.

Now for the hard part. I can't figure out how to rate this movie, I could rate it by my traditional scale or I could make this easy on myself. And due to the confusion of the movie and the fact that it doesn't even know what it is. So 4.5. It is an ok rent when it goes to DVD, but defiantly not a good movie to see in the theater. I wish I could give it a higher rating because of Vince Vaughn being a likeable actor. But it was such a bad movie. Vince I like you but lately your movies have been sucking.

Oh I should announce this I am doing a double down December. Which every two weeks I will put out two reviews every other week lately I have only been doing one review every three weeks. So since I love you guys so much I will be upping the reviews for December. The second review for this two weeks will be "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire". Which I want to tear apart. SO please keep reading and lets keep these coming. Stay classy internet.