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A suburban wife dealing with some personal stuff realizes she can make a lot of money through scamming companies and stores via coupons. Roping in her neighbour they devise a scheme where they get their hands on coupons and sell them for a profit. Meanwhile hot on their tails is loss prevention officer from a store chain they are scamming. Predictable hilarity ensues.

It's not a deep movie. It's not Goodfellas, it's not The Godfather. You can quickly spot the flaws in the scheme and numerous ways it could go wrong. But if you don't overthink it and enjoy the jokes and fun and harping on stereotypes it's a pretty fun movie to watch.

Married couple with two kids hit midlife crisis and whole work-family balance isn't really working with both ends suffering.

It is a funny movie with some great jokes, but overall it feels much more like jokes strung together to get a story rather than a funny story using jokes. While jokes blend together you can often see where they were stitched together. Plus the funny scenes tend to be just a tad too long and jokes just drawn out too much. Which in the end adds to to a movie that is a bit too long.

It's a fine movie to watch once, laugh, think back at good jokes and then slowly forget about it.

As long as you don't overthink it it's not a bad movie. It has a bit of everything, a bit of mystery, a bit of romance, a bit of horror..... It also has gorge-sized plot holes and things that just don't add up.

Once movie progresses from "what is it?" to "it's this and it's not good" it becomes even sillier. Explanation is just "go with it, don't apply logic and/or reason to it".

Having said that i'ts an OK movie to watch when you need to kill some time. Enjoy the good parts, don't get overworked over bad ones. And then quickly forget everything about it because it really isn't a memorable movie.