It's one of those flat-lined movies it doesn't have ups and downs moments it just ends with the same pace that it started with, if you go in expecting some kind of a powerful message I would suggest you tone down your expectations. it's not bad it's just not great, i enjoyed the diversity and the sense of friendship that it had but that's about it.

This break-up film is great because it has everything: it's a little bit sad, as it should be, but also has funny moments, portrays real situations and friendships, shows personal growth and the main focus is NOT to replace the man for another - let's face it, this would've ended differently if it'd been made in the 1990s -, it has representativity without making a big deal about it, and it's overall designed to be a feel-good film. Oh, and the soundtrack is also pretty good.

A rom com, but with a deeper philosophical view on things. With "realness" when it comes to feelings, friendship and growing up (or not). Now of course since this concentrates mainly on the female cast (3 best friends) it may not resonate with all viewers. You make of that statement what you will, just keeping it real.

Having said that, the leads are incredible and no matter your gender you should be able to relate. This is not Sex and the City, but women talk about stuff which should not be surprising to anyone anymore. The fact that the actresses in this go all out in some scenes, not minding the craziness of some of the scenes makes it even better and more down to earth and accessible.

If that sounds like something you might like, give it a shot. It really has some strong themes and it delivers on what it sets out to do