Overall I can see why this movie got bad reviews and wasn't a hit. The story is more painful and unpleasant than entertaining. The characters are not interesting and you don't feel for any of them especially Ginnifer's character who isn't very endearing. She falls in love with her best friend's fiancé - what's to like? It is a waste of a good cast. Colin isn't that hot that he is so out of Ginnifer's league. Kate's character is slightly irritating. And John's is just plain lame. The missed opportunity is a bit of a silly thing to be a central story line. Don't bother with this one even if you are a fan of the actors - it's just a silly story about nothing much. It's a movie that didn't have to be made.
'Sentiment: Negative ☹️'
Accidentally watched this. Read the book, threw it away. Didn't recognize the title or would've skipped it, but since I started watching, thought I'd give it a chance to be better than the book. It wasn't. It was worse. Unlikable, cheating, clueless characters. There are three books, hopefully the other 2 won't be made into movies.
'Sentiment: Positive 🙂'
Let's see! Weekly trips to a beach front house in the Hamptons. Beautiful brownstone apartments in the City. Driving around in a Land Rover. Taking trips to London.All of these things happened in the movie and yet, for only 2-3 scenes do we see anyone at work. Everyone has all of this free time and no one says where the money comes from.Well I got that off my che$t and I feel better.As for the movie--someone said it best. It was a tennis match of watching relationships change back and forth. Yes, John Krasinksi was very good, however, I was expecting Pam Beasly to show up. He was playing his Office character in this movie and yes he made it bearable.My wife loved the movie and I constantly squirmed in my seat. Wish I could write more but I have to work for a living.