I connected with the film, perhaps because I was going through a similar situation when I watched it (knowing the relationship had dwindled but both too naive to commit to breaking up). I am skeptical as to whether I would have connected with it otherwise... but it's definitely not worth a revisit. Most of the acting was flat but it held my attention nonetheless. 3/4's of the way in you just want it to be over.
The premise was interesting but I didn't really enjoy this movie as I was annoyed by both of the leads and didn't really care about the fate of their "experiment". Also, there were more than a few moments where the scene pacing fell apart, the seder dinner scene comes to mind.
yeah, it was a bit obnoxious and elitist, but i thought it was surprisingly genuine.
A funny thing happened on the way to the weekend. Tim Blake Nelson's Leaves of Grass, with Ed Norton playing twin brothers — the gag