Considering how many marriages end in divorce, I wish for once, it would have played out like real life. They grew apart. Get divorced, live your life over for YOU. Never saw any real chemistry between them as adults anyway.

Me and the wife really enjoyed this and will highly recommend it. James Welch Henderson Arkansas 8/24/2021.

If your marriage is in a good, happy place, then skip this movie. It's depressing. And it's hard to believe that the kids are oblivious to their parents being on the verge of divorce. Their facial expressions and tone of voice broadcast their misery. We never see what they even look like as a happy couple.

But, if your marriage is in trouble, this movie can be enlightening. Corbin Bernsen gives a good analogy of how marriage is like a house. You invest in it, and you make repairs where needed. Marriage is a commitment, and you shouldn' t stop trying. Spouses should support each other in their careers, but also remember that their marriage is more important than either career. Marriage needs a bedrock of solid friendship and trust. Your love should be able to withstand misunderstandings and stress. Don't jump to conclusions about your spouse -- show some trust. And don't put all the blame on your spouse. In this movie, Abby should have asked herself why her husband feels like he can't talk to her. And John should have asked himself what he could do more to be emotionally there for his wife.