A troubled couple vacate to a beautiful getaway, but bizarre circumstances further complicate their situation.A troubled couple vacate to a beautiful getaway, but bizarre circumstances further complicate their situation.A troubled couple vacate to a beautiful getaway, but bizarre circumstances further complicate their situation.
- Awards
- 2 wins & 2 nominations
Brett Bietz
- Doug
- (voice)
Sean O'Malley
- Dave
- (voice)
Mary Steenburgen
- Mom
- (voice)
Drew Langer
- Brett
- (voice)
Jennifer Spriggs
- Ellen
- (voice)
Charlie McDowell
- Madison
- (voice)
Jeremy Mackie
- Other Male
- (voice)
Liz Lash
- Other Female
- (voice)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaAbout the script and the way it was performed, Duplass stated, "The way this worked, there (was) about a 50-page document that was the entire movie - the scene beats, everything, locations - except for the actual dialogue in the film. And most of the dialogue you see in the film is improvised. Although in certain scenes, where we have effects and things like that, Justin our writer [Justin Lader] would write out a version of that scene the night before, to give us a good guide, so we could have something to stick to."
- GoofsSophie takes a bottle of wine with her left hand, and the next shot shows her taking it with her right hand.
- ConnectionsEdited into Couples Therapy (2014)
- SoundtracksBye Bye Baby
Written and performed by Little Hat Jones
Courtesy of Document Records Ltd and Hull Music Company
Featured review
I rarely watch a romantic comedy, and I wouldn't have watched this one based on the IMDb plot description, so thanks to the then 15 reviews that changed my mind. That was a very pleasant hour and a half.
I like to be told a story, and that's what the movie does. This story is completely centred around its characters, the young couple next door, portrayed with simplicity and in a way that lets us relate and empathise. They also act and react like sane and sensible people, which is so uncommon nowadays that it's worth mentioning.
I'll sum it up as both intriguing and amusing, a double source of entertainment. One way to achieve that is to confuse the viewer as much as the protagonists. A very right thing to do, and done in the right proportion in my opinion. We can get confused for a minute, yet we always understand what's happening. There is also a constant undertone of drama. The ending alone can be felt very differently based on our mood of the moment.
Rich writing and solid delivery can satisfy you on several levels. A theatre screen is not necessary though; renting it is fine if you're on a budget.
I like to be told a story, and that's what the movie does. This story is completely centred around its characters, the young couple next door, portrayed with simplicity and in a way that lets us relate and empathise. They also act and react like sane and sensible people, which is so uncommon nowadays that it's worth mentioning.
I'll sum it up as both intriguing and amusing, a double source of entertainment. One way to achieve that is to confuse the viewer as much as the protagonists. A very right thing to do, and done in the right proportion in my opinion. We can get confused for a minute, yet we always understand what's happening. There is also a constant undertone of drama. The ending alone can be felt very differently based on our mood of the moment.
Rich writing and solid delivery can satisfy you on several levels. A theatre screen is not necessary though; renting it is fine if you're on a budget.
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Box office
- Budget
- $100,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $513,447
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $48,059
- Aug 24, 2014
- Gross worldwide
- $596,933
- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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