Tomcats

In the 2001 comedy film "Tomcats", a group of friends make a high-stakes bet to find the last bachelor standing and win the accumulated prize money. The protagonist, Michael Delaney, must find a way to sabotage his friends' relationships to avoid losing the bet himself, while also falling for a mysterious woman named Natalie. As the tension rises and the hilarious situations unfold, Michael finds himself caught in a web of lies and entangled in unexpected consequences. With an ensemble cast led by Jerry O'Connell, this wild ride of love, friendship, and deceit will keep you entertained from start to finish.

Despite a few moments of comedic brilliance, "Tomcats" fails to deliver a compelling narrative and relies heavily on crude humor. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film at a low 14%, criticizing its lack of originality and reliance on tired clichés. IMDb users scored it at 5.3/10, expressing disappointment in the shallow character development and predictable plot twists. Metacritic's rating of 15/100 echoes the sentiment of missed potential and wasted talent in the cast. While some viewers may enjoy the juvenile humor and slapstick comedy, most critics find "Tomcats" to be a forgettable and uninspired addition to the comedy genre.