Longtime couple Lori and Doug break up just days before Lori's little sister Bea's wedding to Jayson. In order to not disrupt the fun, they decide to pretend they're still together until the weekend is over.
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Cast
Jeff Rosenberg
Director
Aya Cash
Lori
William Jackson Harper
Doug
Sarah Bolger
Bea
Tony Cavalero
Jayson
Peri Gilpin
Adelaide
Kobi Libii
Ari
Azita Ghanizada
Roya
Zak Steiner
Eric
Larisa Oleynik
Tia
Eduardo Franco
Mike
Emily Pendergast
Allison
Eric Martig
Dominic
Brenda Ballard
Helen
Gary Ballard
Herb
Pedro Lopez
Salvatore
Lee Chen
May
Alex Rich
Paul
Tom Zawacki
Chaz
Jeff Rosenberg
Writer
Laura Jacqmin
Writer
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A poignant and original take on the messiness of life, love and longterm relationships. I was waiting for the feel-good cliche and it never happened. Which was WONDERFUL. There is so much to unpack in this relationship, yet the viewer is able to subtly glean plenty about the couple with this nuanced story and its eloquent writing. Loved it. Would definitely watch again (I own it now 😉)
Cute unique story with solid characters. I wasn't really expecting too much but it kept my interest. It had a few funny moments and a few sappy moments.
Not a funny movie at all, just straight up cheesy. The acting wasn't great, which makes the "known" celebrities look horrible. I mean actors from The Boys, Spin City, etc. They break up, get upset when the other is enjoying themselves, act a fool, blah blah blah. I don't know how this managed to get a 5 out of 10 in the ratings. I tried to laugh, I really did, but basically impossible. Don't waste your time when looking for a movie for family night or date night. Already gave it a thumbs down on Hulu as well. If you're going to spend money and time on a movie, at least make it something worth watching.
Great cast and writing! It was a fun and easy watch; however it still made me think long after it ended. In my opinion, those are the best types of movies.
We really enjoyed this film. It handled the complexities of a decade-long relationship that was at a crossroads with sincerity. The cast was great and genuine. Plenty of laughs throughout as well. Highly recommend.
Definitely a great movie. Acting was done well and super realistic. Not sure why people rated it so low, maybe because the ending but I think it was perfectly done.
Such a funny, grounded, bittersweet movie. My wife and I were cracking up and it even managed to pull on the ol' heartstrings a few times. An indie rom com about the complexities of long term love with a stellar cast and charm to spare!
You are witness to the lead characters with the turmoil in their lives due to the challenges of a relationship ending. At the same time you are introduced to the juxtaposition of true love between some crazy and yet extremely hopeful and endearing supporting characters. It all makes for a charming story about love, communication( or the lack there of) and the need to be true to oneself. There are creative laughs along the way and the characters stick with you.
