Tim Morris (David Spade) has a terrible blind date with the outrageous Melissa "Missy" (Lauren Lapkus). Later, he has a perfect first encounter with the former beauty queen Melissa Doherty (Molly Sims). He exchanges texts and invites her to a company retreat. He is shocked when the wrong Missy shows up and realizes that he's been texting the wrong person.

First, what's wrong with Spade's hair? I'm sure that they think it makes him look more wimpish and less aggressive. I rather he just get a regular haircut and deliver the character with acting. I don't like this look. Sandler has his posse and they seem to think that annoying characters are automatically funny. I normally like Lapkus but here, she is pushing the character literally off a cliff. She just needs to pull some of it back. She doesn't need to get into a cat fight with kids. Sandler's wife is probably the only one who calibrated her character correctly. The rest of them are doing the Sandler thing and it's not funny anymore. The story structure is basic rom-com and it mostly works. Sandler has his fans and they may like this. More and more, I'm finding myself not one of them. This type of annoying characters may work if they go much harder as a black comedy with a dark ending.

Tim (David Spade) meets Missy (Lauren Lapkus ) on a blind date and runs away. Later he meets another Missy (Molly Sims ) who has identical interests as himself. On a corporate retreat which involves a possible promotion, he invites Missy along but doesn't find out it is the wrong one until they board the plane. Imagine if people talked on the phone instead of text. Things go horrible as expected followed by things going great. Typically cliche script.

Not exactly a chick flick, but it had all the parts. Funny at times. Adam Sandler wasn't in it so that is a plus.

Guide" F-word. Sex. No nudity.

Someone said this could have been another Adam Sandler movie. Well one of his "comedies" that is. That is not entirely untrue and there is more than just some merit to it. What is one major difference though: the female lead. While David Spade is the main character, she is stealing the show. Now as annoying as I think she is, as not attracted to that character I am (love the actress for sure),she is winning everyone over.

And yes it is obvious and predictable where this is going. With all the hurdles and issues visible miles away. Some jokes are too extreme/gnarly and I almost want to not like the movie because of them ... but it's just too loveable. With cameos to boost and insanity to be released. But as I said: it's the female "co-lead" that makes this what it is ... very fine perfomance indeed