5 Years Apart

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 know, I know. Some people may not get past the odd opening scenes or the "b" movie look of this at the beginning, but hang in there and you'll find a good story, some realistic dialogue, actually funny jokes, excellent character building and one of the funniest nude scenes. The parent's 1990s decor was spot on! And did I mention there are plenty of humorous golf scenarios, too. This little low budget film completely won me over and never went over the top, like so many raunch-coms do these days. I was routing for the brothers and the sisters the whole way. Small film definitely worth a watch.

How could you people give this bad reviews? In a world filled with beige romcoms, with the SAME gags over and over it was refreshing to see a movie more dialog driven. It could have been a play. It was amusing, quick witted, and haven't seen it a million times. The actors were GREAT, Sammy character was very believable and never once did I feel he was acting. Chloe Bennett as always is ethereal to watch...can't take your eyes off her. The others were all very good as well, and there was decent chemistry between them all. If you think this was bad, perhaps you should go watch a lifetime movie instead. Unless you're brain dead, you'll find this enjoyable. Ssssssssss.

She is the top actor here, the plot is little to none, the acting besides her own is inconsistent, waited so long for this wanna be movie.

Chloe deserves better.

I couldn't wait to see Five Years Apart with Michael Vlamis. I expected him to a uninhibited and unapologetic and he did not disappoint, every inch of him that is!! But yet still that caring nature shines through! He paired well with Chloe Bennett and I love his quick comeback lines he always seems to have in everything. So its not a multi-billion dollar mega movie, but it a kinda RomCom make you laughs, feel good type movie that will make you wish you were floating around a pool on a floatie. So yes it has some Vlamism in it too