Overview
- Reviews from The Independent, The Big Issue, and Empire published Thursday report strong notices for the adult comedy and single out Dakota Johnson as the standout.
- Critics describe a story about two couples whose fragile arrangements crack after an infidelity confession, setting off new entanglements without tidy answers.
- Multiple outlets highlight an extended, house-trashing fight staged as broad slapstick with nods to action-movie bravado for one of the film’s signature set pieces.
- Writers Michael Angelo Covino and Kyle Marvin also co-star, with Covino directing in a style they say draws on 1970s Italian comedies known for mixing farce with sharp character work.
- Reviewers note a 104-minute runtime, a 15 certificate, and supporting turns that add texture, including Nicholas Braun’s cameo and scenes with Charlie Gillespie.