The title and initial concept are undeniably silly, yet I still found it to be quite amusing. It didn’t reach a level of hilarity or craftsmanship that would warrant a higher rating—I'd place it around a 3.5—but it was certainly adequate.

It was a tedious viewing experience that I doubt I’ll repeat and won't be suggesting to anyone else. I am fond of Adam Scott, and while his performance is the strongest element, it wasn't sufficient to significantly improve the film. The movie deals with serious themes such as divorce, fractured connections, rivalry between siblings, and a sense of unrequited affection, but not in an amusing or entertaining fas…