Gordon-11 This film tells the story of a couple who has their doubts on their relationship on their third anniversary.What the couple goes through is really very real. It is easy to relate to, as many people will have had similar doubts in the past. The arguments in the film are not too heated to create a negative vibe, but still very real life like. I felt very connected to the story, and I really enjoyed it.

sclafunk In a nutshell the acting isn't even close to good enough to carry this kind of super low budget deal. These two aren't bad in some other things but have really no charisma in this. The concept is solid, the execution is seriously flawed, and the dialogue is mediocre at its best, at times cringeworthy, which is absurd for a movie essentially centered around it. The relationship simply didn't seem real to me, even if the conflict did at times. Not missing anything skipping this. Check out Band Aid, that's a great example of how a flick in this kinda vein is done right.

nlspierson Stern's writing, with the talents of Wells , Scwartz and a great supporting cast, results in a clever, modern rom-com that should appeal to a wide audience. Charters are flawed, but sympathetic, their relationship a balance of humor and angst that's enjoyable and relatable. Stern adds some clever reflections of other relationships, parents, friends, spouses, that add to the movies appeal. I highly recommend it, and look forward to more productions from Stern!

bettycjung 4/2/18. Awful. Barely made it to the 10-minute mark. A couple is going to try and talk their way through the day of their third anniversary. If they have to talk about it, then it's not a happy anniversary and there shouldn't be a fourth one either.