Well i was able to predict what was going to happen. And that spoils the fun out of any movie. Also i didn't like the cast. Did not feel any sort of connection. If someone asked me if he or she should watch this movie... i would say no.

But its just kind of working, but as i use to call comedies that dont make me laugh wholeheartedly, it is flat. you can feel the sadness in the male, having sold his sole to his wife, that takes it all away from him including his friends and so on. happily for them they dont have any children, so that factor is a non issue. as the title tells he is making a big brawling divorce party, after a suggestion from a childhood girlfriend, who agrees to arrange, his job is simply to throw in guests, a difficult task as his former wife have stolen them already.....

its a film that builds on a phatomless number of other movies of the genre, though the divorceparty idea are quite original, its not stretched wide enough to make a blockbuster. what i liked best was the quality of filming, editing and light settings, its has some bad issues on the sound, where you get shockjolted when the actor raises his or her voice, a jolt that shouldnt be there, and may for the most squemish be a wake up call when sitting in a dark theater at 10 p.m .

acting are fairly good allover, to promote someone are unescesarry(worgn slept i kwon) so its an fairly entertaining stub, that i guess my better half would enjoy much more than me. so the grumpy old man could have given lots of hints to the screenplay writer, director and producers,that wouldve made the limp becomming a jump, its ok

If you've watched The Break-Up with Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn you will know the overall quality of this movie. It's a dramedy that is so predictable it hurts. The movie can be described with 3 letters - meh. Acting-meh, story-meh, pacing-meh, sets-meh. But my main problem is that the movie makes you feel void. It's not inspiring or atleast heartwarming like a good dramedy should be, it just kinda sucks the joy out of the viewer.