Disappointing

Rating: 5/10 (22 April 2016)

I was expecting a movie about the joys of being single, or of reinventing love. Man, was I disappointed. The first part of the movie is clever and funny and dark, but everything goes downhill after the main character escapes and joins the "rebels". Is the only possible rebellion an absurd reversal of the terms of oppression? The only answer to mandatory coupling, the absolute interdiction of any contact?
To the end (fighting a growing impulse to get up and leave), I rooted for the characters to find a glimpse of freedom, a glimmer of joy. But everything just kept getting worse and worse. Not to mention the absolute atonality of dialogues (is everyone supposed to sound like an autistic robot?) And enormous plot holes (does nobody really ever see them kissing? Why are they not punished?)
Run.