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A movie that couldn't disappoint me, only surprise me... and it did. For me, an excellent comedy led by the great Isla Fisher. Jason Biggs once again did not disappoint and played his role to perfection. The dozens of original jokes almost had me rolling on the floor laughing (e.g. the non-pregnant pregnant woman). The only thing I can't forgive the filmmakers for are the sex scenes of Anderson's parents... those were more embarrassing than funny. But that's a mere blemish on a beauty. "Why is he hugging that cop?" "I'll explain later, honey." "No, seriously, why is she hugging that cop?" 4.5 stars. (2011.07.15)

It's painfully predictable plot-wise and sometimes very silly, but still, there were moments where I laughed and quite enjoyed myself. So that's why I'm giving it a slightly higher rating. This comedy didn't try to have any ambitions, and Biggs acts the same as always, but Isla Fisher is simply beautiful. Well, that’s that. (2014.04.03)

Another in a series of crazy comedies, from which I did not expect much, but I wanted to see it because the preview made me laugh, which included all the funniest scenes. Nevertheless, The Pleasure of Love is not just a mindless madness full of tasteless jokes, those the authors have just avoided. Jason Biggs is likable, Isla Fisher has already demonstrated her comedic talent in Wedding Crashers, Michael Weston is a seasoned comedic actor, the other characters, especially the parents, are also not bad. In short, The Pleasure of Love is a comedy that will not offend, but also will not impress dramatically. (2009.01.29)