Ok, the end messed up the entire movie. I got so mad!!! The movie was so sweet, but then the last 10 seconds messed up everything. It would be an 8 out of 10. Now it's a 4.

It's not a must see movie but when I watched it.... heartwarming. It would be fun to have the sequence after the baby is born & how they raise the baby together.

I find this story not so engaging. It is not funny, and lacks emotional connection with viewers. There's little chemistry between the two leads too, though I don't know if that's is intended.

You know sometimes when you start a film, and right off the bat you know that that film was exactly what you were looking for? Well this was that film for me. And it delivered. The stigma and troubles around surrogacy was delivered in an indescribable beautiful way. The casual, awkward, and solemn interactions were absolutely spot on. While it can be argued that this film was slow moving(which it is) it truly fit this show perfectly. Ironically however, it felt too short at the same time. While there is beauty in the unknown and leaving an (up to interpretation) ending, it's not the thing for me and this film would have definitely benefitted from a more complete ending. Even so, this is an incredible and thoughtfully emotional comedy that cannot be missed.

The movie just stopped near the end...thought there would be more. It was OK. Nothing to write home about.

This is pretty cliched but it still kind of works. Ed Helms and Patti Harrison are both pretty likable. Patti in particular had some very good dry humor/sarcasm. Overall the movie worked. They even had a decent side character working with Patti at the coffee shop that was funny. It wasn't really anything to rave about though and it will be easily forgotten. I don't think anybody would lose anything checking this one out.

A simple movie, starts slowly and the bits connect but then along the way it gives you this vibe that theres a disconnect between the parties, and somehow the story is having some flesh then all of a sudden the baby is born and the movie ends.... like a cliffhanger... nooo.. except there's a part 2.. is a 1/10 for me.

Two loners create a new life while finding a new way of loving. Together Together is a romantic dramady without sex and with so much Platonic action that there might be converts to "friends without benefits," a small society to be sure. Twenty-six-year old Anna (Patti Harrison) is surrogate for 40-something Matt (Ed Helms), who is lonely and intuits how good a father he would be. The humor is wry, the mood is relaxed, as these good souls find friendship possibly more caring and intense than in any conventional romcom with its sexy heroes and rocky relationships. One unusual conflict is her trying to withdraw from the warmth of a lasting relationship and he wanting even more, e.g., feeding her folic acid and outfitting her in clogs. This chill comedy is just what COVID prisoners should want to see-a workable friendship that depicts love without the usual entanglements. Some, however, may not like the uncertain ending. That's life! A pleasant date in sparsely-populated theaters.

Usually I like to see a movie with no previous clue what it will be about and what to expect. And I've been on the hunt for comedies. Sadly, despite having a few laughs in it, this was just not good. With some decent talent involved it should have had hope. But is was full of the oddities and gross moments of a movie written from a perspective of someone who is full of fallacies, plagued by lack of wisdom, etc. It is like there is an raveling of reality.

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