The story told by this movie actually started in such a state. A boring couple living in New Jersey each have a boring job and two troublesome children. Days are like war. In the morning, I helplessly drag myself out of bed to make breakfast, take care of the children, go to work, go home and continue to take care of the children, participate in community activities, until I drag my tired body back to bed late at night. Repeatedly. This looks like the whole of most people's married life, doesn't it?
The only bright spot is that they love each other deeply and are willing to do things for each other that they do not like or do not want to do. For example, Claire takes on most of the housework, such as Phil attending a community book club, such as once a week. Appointments. The divorce of the neighbours and the couple was a fuse: neither of them wanted to lead their lives into a photocopier, nor did they want to turn each other into just their own roommates. So they decided to dress up and go to the most popular restaurant in Manhattan, at least to make their boring life a little different.
They got a table with an impostor, and the bad luck began. In a series of adventures, they complained to each other, encouraged each other, comforted each other, cooperated with each other, moved each other... The
most important thing was that on this night of adventure, they understood the feelings between each other and understood that they might have always been What you do for the other party is not what the other party wants, and you can change the boring life of the rule.
Due to space limitations, this film does not start to tell about the marriage relationship, but cuts together life scenes through montage. The main storyline is still adventure/fun. So this is not life, just a comedy
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