Terrible script, decent concept. No comedy to speak of, despite the promising cast. Cringey but not in a funny way. I loved the rampant casual drug abuse and indictment of the fraudulent "mental healthcare" industry; kinda edgy. The marriage was awful & needed to be broken up, so the therapist was actually the hero of the story.

Man: "I love my wife." Therapist: "But I pretend you love me, so you must also pretend you love me." This line perfectly describes every so-called mental healthcare worker. They are delusional narcissists who seek a position where they can impose their insane projections on vulnerable people who can't escape.

I found this movie pretty boring. It just didn't have anything different to really catch your attention. It had a few people that I really loved too so it was pretty disappointing.

The script isn't great the lines they have to deliver are pretty cheese at times.

I also think this is a comedy? But it could have fooled me I'll be honest.

I would probably watch something better that is in this similar vain.

Maybe this movie should be just called Bad.

Potentially, a good plot, but the movie fails to live up to expectations.

I nearly switched off at the half way point and now wish I had.