GandLNY

Well, I enjoyed this movie to the point I would watch it again to catch some of the nuances you miss during first viewing. The story is a bit complicated with several couples in overlapping relationships, but that makes it interesting. The actors are all good with real responses to the surprise events. Unveiling the main character's, Rachel, story in drunken snippets adds to the tension. Some other reviewers complain about plot points that don't make sense but, in some cases, it's because the reviewer did not understand the plot and the inter-relationships of the characters. Special credit to Emily Blunt and Haley Bennet for portraying the angst in their personal situations.

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It had an excellent mix of serious story lines, funny one liners and a few surprises. Yes you can argue that some of the story was convoluted, but that's the nature of wide audience fiction.

Many wonderful actors sharing a movie so they each had less screen time than you might want, but that's a small fault. Have to really enjoy Jason Bateman and his droll frustration with life. Through in Fey, Fonda, Driver and you have a wonderful cast. Then add great supporting characters like Connie Britton and Kathryn Hahn, Stoll and Byrne and we end up with an enjoyable 90 minutes.