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As a Romanian I can surely mention our family dinners look the same. If we don't have an argument at these family dinners, did we really have family dinners? Of course, we don't start our dinners with such a stupid joke as naming our kid Adolph...we go the political route only and we get nowhere at the end.

I fun time with dramatic twists and turns, ups and downs. I just wished they slowed down more a couple of time. They were at 11 way too much, way too often. Really implausible.

I really am in my 6/10 phase of watching movies. These (most) are the movies that flew under my radar or never were on my radar back when I seriously started to watch movies. These are niche movies, chick flicks - like this one - although one can argue that it speaks volumes about the soul-sucking ability of an office and the environment created by it. These humans don't act like real humans but are, like in Severance, a hidden personality of a human that only comes out in an office-like environment.

- movies that involved some known actors but were forgotten by time, movies that had something notable but didn't have enough to really stand out at the time and make an impression, movies that will be later found because of the actors, etc.

This movie is all of the above. It doesn't speak to me directly, thank you pandemic because I no longer work in an office but from home, but speaks to women in similar situations.

Charlie feels like a downgrade compared to Victor. Yes, Victor is a workaholic and is completely ignoring his fiancée but that will pass. Of course, I'm not really talking about the characters but the actors who play them. Charlie is nowhere near as likable as Victor - actor-wise.

A chick flick that satisfies many itches but not any of mine. Except maybe an itch I have for Amanda Seyfried and maybe that they used Franco Nero on a horse.