Let’s start with a couple of positives. Luke Wilson plays his role very earnestly in this film and does a great job acting. Uma Thurman also adds some nuances and is believable as a jealous woman who becomes a scorned woman and takes her superhero powers out on her former boyfriend Matt (Wilson). She also plays G-Girl and becomes a somewhat maniacal demon in seeking revenge against Matt.

The laughs are actually few in this film and the content area goes way over the line as far as this being a family-friendly film. There is rear nudity of Wilson’s character, sex scenes which are strongly implied though not graphically seen. The scene in which Matt and Jenny have sex is a scene of strong content due to the bed shaking (remember, Jenny is really a super woman named G-Girl). There are sexual innuendos throughout the film, including during the credits! A woman says a man has the “horni*s.” G-Girl blazes the word di*k in Matt’s forehead. And the language also knocks yet another Hollywood film out of the arena of family approved entertainment. If you want to spend a super evening, try an idea other than this film.