Kym Brunner

I’ve watched paint dry that was more exciting than this movie. I left after an hour because there was zero witty banter, long pauses between lines, and I couldn’t imagine enduring another whole hour of sitting, listening to the most boring people ever. Rom-Com? There was zero of either.

90 minutes of "live" time (seemed like 90 minutes in their lives, minute-by-minute) of being in the military. Felt authentic and the time flew. I was holding my ears, my breath, and looking away. Felt very real. There isn't a heavy duty plot per se, but if you ever wondered what it's like to serve in an active military situation, this is it.

Edgy, unique movie that kept me interested throughout. That's how I like to judge my movies––did it captivate me throughout, and the answer here is yes. Emma Stone is naked and/or having sex for what seems like half the movie and there need to be some trigger warnings for corpses and blood since there's a lot of it, but overall, I was entertained. Nothing earth-shattering in terms of a message (be true to yourself and your own needs), but it was definitely a unique cinematic experience.

If the title doesn't put you to sleep, the movie will.

It's a powerful, sweet, funny, and compassionate movie about a couple grieving. Shows reality but with pops of humor to lessen the pain, keeps you watching from the first scene until the last to see if they can overcome this giant loss to stay true to each other. Loved it!