Sucked. I actually didn't even watch the end.
5 questions
answered
1. Why was this
movie so bad?
This movie portrays a woman that is busy working and
decorating the house as the enemy of fun. It focuses on the husband being upset
that she doesn't have time for him. He actually says “I miss the woman I used
to love”. That is insulting to her and he takes no blame in that statement. He
drags her back to the apartment they used to live in when they were in college.
And the wife does all these “sexy and free spirited” behaviors, and the husband
remembers why he loves his wife.
2. What is
considered sexy and free spirited?
Borrowing a bike, and riding on the back. Getting drunk
in a bar. Squatting in their old abandoned apartment. This implies that the man
doesn't need to grow up, just the women needs to regress developmentally. They
both have a problem. They both need to grow together. This movie put it all on
the wife. I was disgusted.
3. Who was in this
movie?
Todd Grinnell and he looks, to me, like a jerk. I think that
was part of the problem, but he never did anything to help himself be less
jerky. Ali Hillis was the wife. She was
fine. Nothing too good or too horrible.
4. Was there
anything I didn't hate about this movie?
It had an interesting beginning. The main character
husband would visit his various friends at work, and some of them would visit
each other. They played poker for home furnishing gift cards. I thought that
was pretty funny. I know that it was supposed to be a commentary on the way a
man’s life changes from “fun poker games with money” to “boring married life
home furnishing gift cards” but the idea was funny. I didn't think it was such
a bad thing. They also helped each other with those surveys to help their friends
look better. I found that realistic. Those surveys at the end of receipts are
everywhere, and they are such a joke.
5. Who would like this
movie?
I have no idea. I don’t know any guys that would see the description
of this indie film (even for free on amazon) and say to themselves “oh great, I
feel like watching his pseudo romantic married couple movie”. It was insulting
to woman, although they would be more likely to want to try it. I would also
rule out younger people and seniors. They would most likely have no reason to
press play.
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