Montana (Paula Patton), a flight attendant, is approaching thirty and has never walked down the aisle, as they say. In contrast, her mother has been married five times and fails to understand why her older daughter can't get a gentleman to pop the question. It IS hard to see why this flygirl hasn't had her share of offers, for she is beautiful and witty. Yet, men have let her down time and time again. In fact, another guy just deceived her on a vacation to Florida. Turns out this man was married and expecting a child, as Montana glimpsed on a clandestine trip to his house after he thought she left town. Horrors! The only honorable male in her life is a William (Derek Luke), who has been a pal since high school. Will lives across the hallway in their Georgetown apartment building, with his fiancé. No matter, he is always there to lean on when Montana needs him, as his fiancé travels frequently. But, on the day Montana's younger, college-aged sister announces her own engagement, things go into high gear. With the help of two fellow attendants, Montana jets off after former boyfriends, hoping to find a match with the best one available! Is this really a good idea? No! Romcom fans, claim this one soon. It has a great-looking and funny cast, lovely sets, gorgeous costumes, a clever script and a lively direction. Patton, especially, is one very beautiful actress. Naturally, a happy ending completes this winner. What are you waiting for?

I have to admit, I didn't know what to expect...I just thought that I was going to see a typical "black Christmas movie" that was horribly scripted, all the while using a great cast, and leaving me completely dissatisfied with my holiday experience...but that couldn't be more wrong. The follow-up of each cast member has a believable and consistent flow. All the actors seem to have a genuine connection with each other that emanates wonderful chemistry in the film. The men in the film look more incredible than they did in the original film, especially Mr. Morris 'sexual chocolate' Chestnut; and Mr. Taye Diggs' smile is more disarming and brighter than ever.

I never write movie reviews but this movie was so funny and cute. I laughed smiled cried throughout the whole thing. It was just what I needed. Paula Patton does a good job as do the rest of the characters. I really like Paula Patton in general, she is beautiful and charming in all her movies.These movies can be so cheesy sometimes but this time around it was more funny than anything. I loved Tray songs and seeing Tia Moury as well as Lala. Adam Brody is a great actor and I was surprised to see him here and in a different character. Im also from the DC area and I love the fact that a lot of movies are now taking place here. This is perfect movie for a girls night in.

By Jonathan L HermittAfter watching this movie, the only thing that should be "claimed" is a refund. Director-writer David E Talbert provided a creatively idle rom-com starring Paula Patton (Montana Moore); as a flight attendant who under the pressure of her mother (Jennifer Lawrence) and the wedding engagement of her younger sister (Lauren London) somehow finds herself in a position where she has to locate and bring a fiancé to her sister's rehearsal dinner in thirty days. In doing so, she uses her friends to set up an arguably illegal "spy network" to find out which of her ex- boyfriends are taking which flights- so she can manipulate herself aboard and hopefully start again with these men.She wears the long, straight rom-com hair of ignorance with the smile of innocence which I like to call a ritual of rom-com. The story was naturally predictable adhering to every single rom-com textbook story model and so heavily resting on weak humour. Alongside the contemporary traditional female friend and gay male friend duo (similar to Devil's Wear Prada) it's one large equation for mediocre...if that. I'm not particularly familiar with Talbert and this is the first film I've seen of his, regardless, in this film it's strongly indicative that he's chosen quantity over quality.