Three Pregnant Men

This film does something a lot of films can't grasp: Establishes a world, initiates and completes three character arcs, and clearly lays out stakes that make the narrative matter. Even though part of the film is, by necessity, a bottle episode, we see all three men dealing with realistic issues from their lives before the situation.

That's what you want in any story: Give us characters, throw rocks at them, and don't cheat by letting them off too easy.

As other reviewers suggested, the movie uses a mock-doc to explore things such as relationships issues, racism, xenophobia, gay rights, gender expectations. For this reason, not only is it hilarious and touching, it's well written. I liked all of the characters, but Moose had to be my favorite. Moose is a mood.

I swear I've watched this movie four times already. If they ever start selling a dvd, I'm sending it out to people.

The movie even address really important points about gay rights in middle eastern countries, racism and common problems found in marriage and how they overcome it. The theme of family and friendship radiates deeply within this film and I thought it was really beautiful. I love this movie, special David. He is so sweet and you just wanna protect him and his baby.