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jen aniston, enjoying the perks of typecasting, looks incredibly hot. by her sparkling skin tone, it's apparent that she's one of those ladies pampered by fine dining, spa treatments and grand vacations and has a beautiful abode to boot, all paid for by the hollywood machine. unlike several others she had done in the past, her previous film the bounty hunter was a departure in a sense that she was actually sharing screen time with her co-star, not playing second fiddle or leading lady to the male lead. in the switch, aniston as kassie, is back to second lead, as the star of jason bateman's narration while bateman as wally dominates the frames. but as with the commuter review i've read, this baster is no turkey. i don't even find the first part dragging. my only complaint with the screenplay is that, why don't we see the resulting offspring sebastian in diapers? why didn't the characters age after seven years? convenience, or the movie is really about a child and his relationship with his real birth father and their scenes together are smart and entertaining.