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Sorry, but you have to either be really drunk or have the mind of a 12-year-old boy to appreciate this movie. Apparently the Wayan brothers think it's automatically funny to take any scene from otherwise decent movies, throw in a few farts, some vomiting, and bucketloads of gratuitous and hackneyed sexual references. I just lost a great deal of respect for all the adults who could actually stomach this movie long enough to act in it.

Was my first time watching "Family Law," and I was glad to see a network weekly program tackling such a controversial episode. It effectively dealt with religion, atheism, interfaith marriages (and their problems), and separation of church and state, as well as the interaction of all these elements. I might be willing to give this a second viewing next week after seeing what they did with these topics.

Sure, it's a goofy movie with a silly plot. But for some reason, there were several parts throughout the movie in which I couldn't help but laugh out loud. The images of Albert Einstein and other famous early 20th-century physicists behaving like mischievous teenagers in a matchmaking process was just too funny! It's worth a watch from the video store or if you ever see it on TV.