Happythankyoumoreplease (2011)

Sam (Josh Radnor) lives in New York (in an apartment most likely too big for what he makes in his job), and is best friends with Annie (Malin Akerman). Annie works in an office and has an unnamed disease that has robbed her of her hair. She also suffers the aftermath of a series of loser boyfriends. Sam tries to rescue a lost boy, Rasheen (Michael Algieri), on the subway and ends up babysitting him for several days. At the same time, he meets and hits it off with bartender/singer Mississippi (Kate Mara), who agrees to a crazy plan to move in with Sam for three days. Meanwhile, Sam's "cousin" Mary Catherine (Zoe Kazan) is having issues with her longtime boyfriend, Charlie (Pablo Schreiber), who wants to move to Los Angeles for a job opportunity. Will everyone find love and happiness?

The movie smacks of cheap shortcuts, such as the use of the foster child Rasheed, used for laughs rather than for responsibility, or like the unnamed disease that has robbed Annie of her hair. Whenever it has nothing to say, it resorts to a sensitive song by an ironic singer/songwriter. While the performances are fine, the characters are fairly shallow, and it seems as if their happy endings come too quickly and too easily; they could probably have used a lot more work.