Mike Newberry – Google

I liked the movie for its tasty morsels of depth and character. I was frustrated with Anniston and her decisions throughout the movie. She seems to lack self confidence and has issues you aren’t expecting her to have. The other couples all have complicated lives in one way or another. The gay mannerisms. The angry mom. The rich folk. But Jennifer’s role was the weirdest of all to me. But that’s why I love movies. The perspectives you get from bouncing through multi realities. In the real world Jennifer is a very successful actress. So watching her play a maid that is willing to have a sexual relationship with a man with no class or any depth in character is so strangely interesting. Not satisfying but interesting. Do I like the ending. No. But do I like saying No. Yes. Because I’m left wondering is that guy for real. Is he a lying scumbag in the second movie or are we suppose to be happy for her at the end and believe she found her equally weird partner and her money worries are over. I was hoping for another thirty minutes that settled my concerns but maybe I’m too eager to have a happy ending instead of a mysterious one like we are given. All in all a movie to enjoy if you like complex relationships that resemble real people with quirks

There’s not enough connection to the characters that are most important to the story. Wilson gets laid on the first date and ends up married and shipped off to hardly know his wife or son. You are made to believe his wife stays loyal for years and years with hardly any relationship at all. She is disgusted at his infidelity which seems absurd. Also after watching a film for nearly three hours I’m not sure exactly what his role was and why exactly was it needed for the US. My best guess was to understand who is working with who and if they were loyal to their country or deceptive and exploiting their partners. As well as how to keep the peace with other countries without escalating war or starting one. It would’ve been nice if there were subtitles perhaps describing events or helping you get more familiar with what he was doing specifically. There should’ve been a list of accomplishments at the end of this movie if it is loosely based on a real man’s life and dedication to country. But that’s probably classified

I enjoyed the acting very much. Very believable characters and story line. Some things are too easy towards the end and make the story less believable but despite that I would recommend this movie to law students or people that like great characters and thrillers. I've been wondering about great stories and have come to realize that no great story can fit into a movie without loopholes disbelievable traits. Warning...Stop reading now if you havent seen the movie...My major argument is would the rich family need to do the dirty work by thenselves. would the son have needed to intimidate the lawyer himself by showing up in the daytime at his house to me that's too easy. would he really confess to others in jail about his murders. too easy