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This series just smacks of David Kelley's over the top production, full of angled shots and endless flashbacks, that inevitably jumps the shark. A good story that goes into ridiculous and unbelievable corners, very much like The Undoing. From clever and well acted, to well acted and absurd.

It's a mildly amusing film (hence, 4 stars), but as the title of my brief review says, it's ironic that for a movie that is about how to write a movie it's such a predictable and weak story with one dimensional, paper-thin, characters, in which the end of the movie is signaled virtually from the beginning of the film. The writer should have watched the movie before writing the movie, and learned something about how to write a movie - but then it would be a time travel movie.