Self Righteous & Overindulgent

Rating: 1/10 (2 February 2020)

I really wanted to like this movie due to the cast, and the fact that I usually love movies about real life scenarios, even if totally depressing & miserable.
But, the story of this film was so lackluster and emotionally manipulative, and it left me feeling that I had been robbed proper insight into what I just witnessed.
I felt like it intentionally had a "man vs woman" feel to it, and never had any kind of balance to it, nor did try to meet in between.
And how in the world is Laura Dern even considered a supporting actress when her screen time is less than 10% of the movie, let alone enough to be nominated for numerous awards ?
All this movie does is show 2 people who have given up on each other, and no longer believe in trying, who mutually make a decision to not make it messy with lawyers, but then the girl, based on the recommendation from a stranger/co worker, goes off and gets one anyway, making everything incredibly painful, awkward, and least to mention - EXPENSIVE.
Save yourself the trouble and just go talk to literally anyone who has been divorced, and it will be far more insightful and entertaining than this movie.