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.