Like the moon, there's a bright side and a dark side to this movie, and together they make a lunatic. What starts off as a cliché comedy (a middle aged divorced introvert is tricked into traveling with her middle aged extrovert frenemy) decides to dig a little deeper in the middle, though we're not sure why or where it's going. While Two Tickets doesn't really succeed in getting where it wants to go or in taking us with it, there are a couple good laughs early on. Imo, the film works best if you consider it a Laure Calamy one-woman show, which it kinda is anyway.