Summarize the following movie reviews:

1. Mildly entertaining, thanks to Cage's fine work, some romance and humor.
2. Sure, [it's] pop pabulum -- but isn't that what people want? No one wants to think too hard at the movies, anyway.
3. It's contrived schmaltz, but it's well-oiled contrived schmaltz...
4. At times, I wish I had fallen asleep and woke up elsewhere.
5. Leoni absolutely sparkles.
6. While the film fails in many ways to reach a memorable conclusion, it just might carry enough soft-hearted cheer to make a tired old married couple smile on Christmas eve.
7. Too much of the movie is pure formula nonsense.
8. The outsize ticky tackiness of Jack's new life has been stitched together out of the broadest possible series of middle American clichés.
9. The absolute choices it forces on its hapless hero are far too mutually exclusive to be credible.
10. It's the sort of steamroller seasonal entertainment calculated to make us average folks out here feel temporarily warm and happy about our averageness.
Despite good performances by Cage and especially by Leoni, The Family Man is too predictable and derivative to add anything new to the Christmas genre. Also, it sinks under its sentimentality.