Review by Dana12

This is set in current times, but it isn't a modern-day comedy. You won't find frat-boy humor here. And don't expect this to be knee-slapping funny. Although, I laughed out loud several times. Standout scenes that took place in a bar & Beth's writing classes, to name two, were very funny.

This is a throwback to movies pre 2000s when people had conversations in films. It's very much in the realm of an NYC Woody Allen film.

Smart writing, great acting and an interesting theme that makes you think. Is it OK to lie to a loved one if you're trying to encourage or spare their feelings?

The star of this movie is the ensemble cast. Not a weak link in the bunch. I enjoyed their interactions, relationships, insecurities, and, especially, their conversations.