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absurd plot, crappy acting
Roberta 2022-04-19 09:02:49
The ending was unexpected, it turned out that the gangster was Meg who came to help save the marriage. In the face of a husband who betrayed him, whether it was hysterically tying him up, or singing love songs, making him a cookie seemed ridiculous. Finding a friend to pretend to be a gangster to create a thrilling looting scene is even more contemptible. The husband actually fell in love with her again within 24 hours because the "gangster" harassed and provoked his wife. The two men rebuilt their old friendship, and they were happy to add a child, all because of a horrific robbery farce directed by his wife. The plot of this film is too contrived. If I hadn't been curious about how the ending ended, I almost couldn't watch it. Although the American sweetheart still has its charm, its aggressive appearance is really disgusting. For bad people who don't know how to cherish, they should be discarded like garbage.
Extended Reading
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Louise: A relationship ending is like a death just two people know about. A whole life gets lost, everything we did together. All the places we traveled, the fights, the small moments of tenderness.
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[first lines]
Louise: [on the phone] Michelle.
Michelle: Yeah?
Louise: I threw heck to the wind and drove up to the country a day early, want to surprise Ian, spend the long weekend with him. So, I need you to call Metler and tell him that the papers were filed yesterday and everything is fine, and I will talk to him first thing on Monday morning. Then call my dentist, cancel my appointment, and reschedule it for Tuesday afternoon. And then cancel my meetings for the rest of the day. You know what to do, that's why you are my assistant. Kiss, kiss, kiss.