Because We're Done

First off, Trisha Mann-Grant is the business! Her performance is captivating, funny and emotionally complete as she takes us with her on the roller-coaster of finding out her spouse is going to leave her and then proves she's willing to do anything to force him to stay.

Reggie Gaskins performance is very funny. His reactions are pure comedy and will ring true to any man who 'thought' he was done with his current relationship only to find out, Hmmmm...

The script (written by Gaskins) is on par with any in the 'we've been together too long' genre. From "Malcolm and Marie" to "War of the Roses"; "Because We're Done" is a Masters Class in writing. How do you make a film with basically two people, keep it flowing, engaging and funny without it being weighted down with over spoken monologues?

Kendly McCray is a wonderful flower in the tapestry of the film. Her part is minimal but the lesson learned by her character, as delivered by Mann-Grant's "Erica", is as valuable as any message delivered in this piece. And trust me there is plenty of food for thought for both sexes.

"Because We're Done" is thought provoking and great ride for couples or the recently un-coupled. It's a great film to watch with your ex- especially if you don't want them to be an ex- anymore.

Reggie Gaskins does a great job with the writing, and he, Trisha Mann, and Kendyl McCray bring it to life. With extremely relatable themes of the ups and downs of relationships, the hardships of aging, and midlife crisis, this comedy drama will have you laughing out loud. What I enjoyed the most was the clever dialogue between Trisha Mann and Reggie Gaskin. The interlaced humor during seemingly "serious" scenes was perfectly place. Just when you think a scene is about to get serious, it takes a funny turn. I definitely recommend this movie. Watch it with friends for a great laugh and a fun time together.

Every marriage has its share of ups and downs and Because We're Done highlighted them in a very captivating yet funny way. The actors nailed their respective roles and took the audience on an emotional journey from start to finish. The scene where Trisha Mann-Grant was pouring out her heart to her husband was so relatable and very reminiscent of your average marriage. The actor Kiyano Le'vin had me crying the entire time he was on set. His quick one-liners were packed with wit and humor and the fact that his only concern was eating popcorn while a lovers quarrel ensued was pure comedic genius.

This movie is a must see!

Loved the the cast and and thought very well acted on all fronts. The main actors Trisha Mann and Reggie Gaskins made it sincere and hilarious in a glorious yet real take on the valley and peaks of maybe not so happily ever after. The movie was original and thoughtful regarding transitional midlife crisis and marriage pains in a comedic drama. Loved the drama watching while eating popcorn by the actor Kiyano Le'vin. It could have been very contrived, but the actors and the writing made it seem believable and relatable. A very good film to watch. Would highly recommend this for a good time watch.

I thought the movie was good. It didn't turn out the way I expected it to be at the end but it taught me a lesson. It's important to communicate with those you love and don't let little negative things build up over time. I thought the acting was good on many parts and on others it was ok. Congratulations to Reggie Gaskins, Tricia Mann-Grant, Kiyano Le'vin and Kendyl McCray for this film. Reggie did his thing with the writing for this film and acting. Especially showing the flashbacks scenes for one of the characters. Kiyano my brotha was fun to watch. These are the type of movies that remind you to be humble and not get full of yourself.