source: Defining Moments

I am really sorry for the ones who found this movie bad or not engaging. It means they do not have any clue about love and life. So intimate and so human... If you feel yourself as one of the puppets of this material, capitalist world, please do not dare to watch!

I quite enjoyed it. Being as im going through alot of similarities as a couple of the characters were, I really related to them. Eric Peterson stole the show. His comedic timing had me in stitches.

This is a terrific film. Great performances. Great writing. A perfect film for Burt to finish on.

So cliche filled, so superficial, so badly executed. Wow this sucks. I am sure the cast and director thought the dialog was clever and witty. It simply tries too hard. It does it achieve anything, except to annoy you and remind you of how many times the writers should have been fired. Done better a million times before.

I enjoyed this movie and all the different life situations, emotions and laughter and love.

This movie isnt funny. It's really poorly written. It has the vibe of a Lifetime TV movie more than anyting else. The charaters are thinly drawn and the acting is sub par. The directing does not make for a compelling screening. And then there is Burt. His last movie. Not sure what happened to his face or his voice, but thankfully he's barely in the film. It's an abomination and I'm sure he did it for the money because he had to know it was garbage.

This film is a collection of clips of different storylines. There are ten chapters. The first chapter is moderately interesting, but the second chapter is already not very engaging. The film hours steadily downhill from then. The clips look jumbled up, lacking coherence. The characters don't make you care about them either. The jokes are not funny.

Burt Reynolds. What a legend. Sad this was his last film, but at least he ended with a good one. The film touches on a lot of heavy topics, many of which are relatable/we all end up going through at some point in our lives. Well worth the watch.

Trailer—Defining Moments