Very cliché, predictable and judgy.

Rating: 6/10 (30 November 2019)

A satire of irreverence. Melvin Judall (Nicholson) is a man with an obsessive compulsive disorder who's also racist, homophobic, antisemitic and misogynist, incapable of loving even though he writes successful romantic novels. If something scapes the mind, he's the worst of the worst. Always sticks to his routine, he can't let that change at all. Simon (Kinnear) is a super stereotyped gay artist, insecure, as lonely as Melvin, who loses the sense of beauty to continue his works. And Carol (Helen Hunt), a single mother waitress, whose attention is completely focus on his sick boy, as she is searching for love and passion. Interesting script. Very exaggerated characters, almost cartoony. An ok character development. Everything else is most likely like any other romantic comedy.