Social Animals

It's worth watching for Fortune Feimster.

The setting is an older section of town in Austin. Our two main characters each own a boutique style small business. Maybe to hopefully revitalize the area. But the greater public interest isn't there to support them.

Delightful characters carry us through their daily lives. An easy watch for light entertainment.

An American comedy. A story about a down-on-her-luck woman who meets fellow lovable loser and they form an instant connection, but there's just one problem - he is married. The main theme is the complexity of modern relationships and the attempts to muddle through. The story is mainly outlandish situations. What makes it work are the performances which are attractive. The film tends to plod on from one situation to another with some good laughs but without a definite throughline.

Don't think there was one worthwhile moment until this film. Not funny, not dramatic I question just why it was made.

Anyone know the song that plays at 15:22 in the movie? I have searched everywhere, using Shazam, Apple Music, googling lyrics

The level of pessimism in this movie is likely to turn many people off. It basically boils down to a film for people who's lives didn't turn out that great and how that is just life. This viewpoint is helpful for those who are in the situation, but for anyone who does have a good job or relationship it just seems a bit snarky.

It comes down to whether your philosophy is one of live and let live or if you think there is actually a good way to live your life and a bad one. There are some funny scenes and the acting is all pretty decent.

Overall whether or not you like this movie will come down to the tone, if you like the pessimistic but accepting of the negative outlook that this movie has it isn't half bad, although the ending might put off those people who are fans of real life situations where nothing is resolved.