Splitsville

One of the best comedies I've seen in recent memory. The premise was great, two friends married friends, both in troubled marriages and how each handles their respective disputes and heartaches. The characters in the film are all likeable, and feel real, down to their interactions and dialogue. I loved how all of Ashley's ex's became the friends that Carey never had, and how they were almost ever present, always in the background contributing in some way. For a comedy it had a more than a few memorable scenes. When he takes off running from the car, the fight scene, the transitions between Ashley's love interests were all unexpectedly well done. I really enjoyed my time with this one and I'd recommend it to anyone, it shows some pretty common pitfalls of relationships. Deals with the highs and lows of monogamy, and does it all with a lot of funny moments. Not to mention wrapping up the film with a very apt quote: "You don't know what something's worth until you sink it."