5 Years Apart

Nothing happens. It's not funny. The 10/10 rating must be from the 8 people in the movie! Only finished it because we paid for it! What the heck?????

Do people understand that rating a movie 10 out of 10 means perfection? This is a very average movie with very average acting. There were so many 10 ratings that I was expecting much more. If you have nothing better to do, watching this will kill some time.

The saving grace of this film is that it is only an hour and a quarter long.

It's billed on Amazon as a comedy, but I must have missed the comedic bits.

The premise is Ok, but there are a million other films about sibling rivalries - this brings nothing to the table.

The sad things is that the cast are actually quite good, but the subject matter is boring. The Aussie character, Mark is just awful. I think he was probably supposed to be the comedy part of the film, but I don't think there was anything remotely funny going on.

Save yourself 77 minutes and don't bother watching. You'll thank me later.

I actually enjoyed this movie a lot. I laughed out loud a few times on certain scenes. And also rolled my eyes at some- per every movie. The dynamic of siblings and the story I found funny. But it imo, between both sets of siblings was real. It's not easy. Felt a little campy a times, but definitely what older and younger of same sex siblings go through at time. Also having a few year apart in age. We are all dealing with different stuff internally and with different ages thoughts emotions and what we feel best for someone we love and care about trying to hope they "do up to their potential " but again it's not about our wishes for any of us. It's a movie about acceptance, and we still love them anyways. Plus their is sometimes no relationship like a sibling relationship. Again I enjoyed it. And worth the watch. 7/10. Quick watch and I did enjoy it.

Sammy (Michael Vlamis) brings Emma (Chloe Bennet) home from the bar and are having random hookup on the couch. They are interrupted by his brother Andrew (Scott Michael Foster) and her half-sister Olivia (Ally Maki) who are a married couple. They didn't know their connection before hooking up. It's the brothers' parents' house. They have the same upcoming birthday, 5 years apart. The two pairs of siblings have different outlooks.

I know three of these actors. Otherwise, this is not worth the time. It starts off well with a fun opening but it quickly grinds to a halt. These are not compelling characters or much of a rooting interest. They bicker and argue and I don't care. These are not real people. They are just one dimensional figures. It tries to be funny but it's not. I don't get the medics. Are they funny? This is nothing. I haven't seen this filmmaker's previous works and unlikely to see his future works.