Melissa did great in this role. Loved some of her subtle humour in the script. Good story about loss, it even gave me a few tears. They portrayed the relationship growth separately and together in a unique and captivating way. Saw a bunch of familiar faces too! Nicely done.

This one may be "meh" or whatever, but Melissa McCarthy is a damn good actress given a chance not to be overlooked or belittled in, you know, mainstream comedies. In fact, she is a gem and I really want to see her thespian talent widely challenged. I bet she has far more up her sleeve than common reception would like to suggest.

This film contained some good comic relief moments, but not enough to carry the entire film. It's an emotional film, but more like something you'd see on one of those lame Lifetime channels.

This is a side splitting comedy...NOT!! Within the first 10 minutes I wanted to slit my wrists. Had to endure the entire train wreck because the wife wanted to watch this turd. This movie is so depressing the best possible scenario would have been the writer and director would have slit their wrists before this abomination got the green light to be made. 0/10

The movie doesn’t quite work, sadly, despite great performances from Melissa and Chris. It’s not a waste of time though but don’t expect to be moved by the metaphors to life the film presents.