The story felt hard to accept at times, but *’Girlfriend’s Day'* does manage to pull things off... barely. Bob Odenkirk delivers a solid performance. It feels almost like this could be a follow-up to *'Better Call Saul'*; several actors who were on that show also appear here, including Steven Michael Quezada and Ed Begley Jr.—I initially thought it was Tina Parker, but it turned out to be Stephanie Courtney instea…

It was at least an attempt to do something new. Netflix’s willingness to take chances on lesser-known filmmakers and performers is admirable. Not everything they produce connects with audiences, but it's a departure from what other studios typically offer. That's why I decided to watch this one, and while I appreciate the effort, it ultimately felt pretty ordinary. The final scene—the part involving the homeless pers…