Even After Everything

This was an interesting movie because there is never a slow moment. The husband is a businessman who is on the verge of making a huge deal that could make or break the company. He is also having an affair with a woman in the neighborhood who is married to an older man. The husband's brother enters the scene and at first his wife mistakes him for the pool repairman. Is he the black sheep of the family? What is his reason for him being there? There is obviously animosity between the brothers but you can't tell which one of them has valid reasons to distrust the other. Not to mention the wife learns about the affair, is attracted to the brother, and the husband has trouble closing the deal because of major mistake that could jeopardize everything he has. Worth a watch.

At first I thought it was just bad acting. Then I thought it was a poor story. Then I realized it was just bad writing. It's like a middle school student wrote this. The REALLY bad one-liners and jokes, within the first 10 minutes, set the tone for the entire movie.

The husband is your typical rich egomaniac. The actor plays this role very well (that's not a compliment).

The brother... or the uncle (same guy). They want you to think he's going to save the family from the husband (his brother). Fact is, he's just as annoying (in the opposite sense).

The old neighbor that paints vagina-flowers is ok lol.