The story follows David Wozniak (played by Vince Vaughn), a meat delivery truck driver in New York City who discovers that, due to a mix-up at a fertility clinic where he had made anonymous sperm donations, he is the biological father of 533 children. A large group of these children, now adults, files a lawsuit to reveal the identity of their biological father.
David faces the decision of whether to remain anonymous or reveal his identity to the children who want to meet him. As he secretly begins to learn more about these individuals, he becomes involved in their lives, attempting to make a positive impact without revealing his true identity.
The film explores themes of parenthood, responsibility, and the meaning of family. It combines comedic moments with more heartfelt and dramatic elements as David navigates the challenges of being a father to a large and diverse group of individuals.
In the climax, David’s identity is at risk of being exposed, and he must confront the consequences of his actions. The resolution involves a court hearing, personal revelations, and an emotional reckoning with the impact he has had on the lives of the children.
“Delivery Man” received mixed reviews from critics, with praise for Vince Vaughn’s performance and the film’s heartwarming moments, but criticism for its predictability and handling of certain themes. The movie explores the concept of family in a unique and humorous way, and while it may not have achieved widespread critical acclaim, some audiences appreciated its warm-hearted approach.