why the hate?
its entertainment. dont be so wound up. enjoy the fun plot about a husband and wife at eachothers throat. pluss vince vaughn is funny
shareMy main complaint was the ending, which wasn't explained in any way, and it made it seem like watching the movie didn't lead up to anything. I had to read on boards and such to find out what actually happened. Nothing was explained, they just cut from a shootout which didn't feel explained enough to make me care about it, it felt like it was just building up to the actual finish. But then they cut to the end counseling session, and that's it. The movie up to that point wasn't too bad at all, I enjoyed it, but it might aswell have been like I had watched, well, any movie really, in the theater, and 10 minutes before the movie was supposed to end, the projector broke. That's exactly the impression I got at the end. Not exactly rhe stuff my dreams are made of. ;)
shareI totally agree. :) And the Trivia section says that there were 2 alternative endings with their bosses as villains, but they were cut out. Why on earth did the writers or producers think that no ending is better than the good ending with confrontation, resolution etc???
shareI totally agree. :) And the Trivia section says that there were 2 alternative endings with their bosses as villains, but they were cut out. Why on earth did the writers or producers think that no ending is better than the good ending with confrontation, resolution etc???
shareI guess because they thought the main point of the movie was John and Jane's relationship, and not about who the villians were. During the final shootout, the music from the night they first fell in love was playing and then you see them at the therapists office talking about their relationship. The resolution to the movie is that they could finally start being honest with each other and have real intimacy.
shareAnd it would be wonderful - if the film was a nice romantic drama, or love story, but the film seems to be an action movie. :)
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