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I really feel like this set Women's Rights back 50 years. As if we needed a quirky romcom about 2 friends who almost irreversibly ruin their relationship by pining after the same Dude while on vacation. If you guessed that this was written by 2 dudes, you guessed correctly. This actually comes from 2 writers from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, one of my all-time favorite shows. One of the writers is also Executive Producer and plays Rickety Cricket on the show, but that's beside the point. These writers are very experienced in writing for one woman (Dee Reynolds, played by the incomparable Kaitlin Olsen) but it's not the type of woman who is very relatable or accessible to the general public. Overall, you have these 2 women be nasty to each other, almost like in It's Always Sunny, but it's packaged as a quirky romcom. Do you see the issue here? Do you see where they went wrong?

Anyway, shout out to Molly Shannon who deserves better than this

I'm giving this "movie" one star not only for it's terrible writing, but also based on how poorly the entire cast & crew was treated during the entire process of this movie. To quote Allison Pregler, "Not a single person wasn't miserable, except Doug, who had no idea how badly it had went."

In fact, the only way to watch this movie is with Allison, Phelan, and Brad's Commentary where they make fun of the movie for 3.5 hours.

It's lazy, self-indulgent, shoddy looking, and quite honestly this makes RLM's Space Cop look like Empire Strikes Back.

P.S. Doug wrote a rape scene

This is the most baffling movie I've seen all year. The characters do not do anything reasonable or logical. They're also not likable at all. I understand that with the director being William H. Macy, they were able to get some well known names for this project, however as a director, Macy just flat out sucks. I've seen his previous attempt at directing, The Layover, and it was an unfunny mess, but enough about that.

Taylor's actions in this movie, from quasi-stalking Krystal to lying about being an alcoholic throughout the entire movie, are nothing but irredeemable and awful. Krystal has no character and is extremely malleable to whatever the plot needs her to do. Absolutely no one is putting in their A Work acting wise, especially T.I. who chews the scenery in the worst way every time he's on screen.

But you should see this movie because if you enjoy entertainingly awful movies.