Joseph Perrone Jr

This film started off great, but quickly went off the rails. After all kinds of inuendos as to what might be happening, it devolved into a social statement of what society has become: a non-caring, non-involved population of self-absorbed individualists concerned only about seeing the latest episode of Friends. The ultimate message: we're ripe for the taking. Spot on........maybe. Send me that rowboat!!

This is an interesting examination of the effects of the Covid epidemic on the lives of two couples. While it has its moments, in the end I feel it comes up a bit short. Both Bob Odenkirk and Danny Huston turn in compelling performances, as do the three female leads. However, in the end, the emotional and physical distancing portrayed seem a bit forced, as does the storyline itself.

Totally pretentious. Unless you are LGBTQRXYZ this movie holds no interest whatsoever. Sorry, that's my opinion and I'm sticking to it. I've seen better used car adverts.