From JenniferLopez.com

Premiere of "What to Expect When You're Expecting"

May 14, 2012 at 1:23pm by Jennifer Lopez

Hey LOVE!RS!

My movie What to Expect When You're Expecting is coming out this week. It's a comedy starring Cameron Diaz, Jennifer Lopez, Elizabeth Banks, Brooklyn Decker and Anna Kendrick and tells the story of five couples who are about to become parents.



I hope you like it!

What's your favorite comedy of all time?

Jennifer

im taking my GF to watch this so she can stop talking about babys!! Good movie

Aww I can't wait 4 the movie 2 come out!

Currently on RottenTomatoes:

Fresh|1 Rotten|3

I hope it at least ends up somewhere between 30/10%.

It's my parents' anniversary and I'm taking my mom to see it. My deddy won't go..he's had enough of babies being the father of 5 kids and having a church full of babies..he's babied out. LOL

^^sounds like he needs a meeting w/ the dudes?? ahaha

Rounding up my ladies to go check it out! It's tradition every time a new JLo movie hits theaters!

I'm kind of shocked that my mama wants to go. I usually go to the movies alone, at least I have the past 3 times I've gone to a movie this year.

I am going with my best friend can't wait!

I'm going with friends as well....

hum, I have to wait till june 14th grrrr

I'm going with my friends!

I really need to watch this movie.

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Megan Mullaly is in the film? hahah great!

I cannot wait to see this movie! Looks fun! Also the twins are sooooo cute!!!

Omg can't wait!

HQs

To counterprogram the noisy, effects-driven action of The Avengers and Battleship, Lionsgate is releasing pregnancy comedy What to Expect When You're Expecting. The strategy of creating a story based on a popular self-help book and populating the movie with a likeable ensemble cast was just successfully pulled off last month with Think Like a Man ($82.8 million so far). That movie had date night appeal, though, while a movie about the challenges of pregnancy isn't exactly something men are going to be eager to see. To combat that, Lionsgate's campaign has put a large emphasis on the movie's "Dudes Group," which is basically a bunch of dads goofing off with their young children when the wives aren't around. These ads never quite connected, though, and they distracted from the central story about a handful of expectant couples. In recent weeks, the focus has turned back towards the main women in these couples, though, and the movie should do solid business as a result.

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Got my friend to go see it with me tomorrow!

I'm going right now to the midnight showing! Can't wait!

awwww!! booo!! I was so tempted! haha Have fuN!!

Released on my birthday !!!