Splitsville

The linchpin is Johnson, who turns in a vulnerable yet confident performance as an always chill woman who might be too willing to make a relationship work, a role she’s mastered since starring in the “Fifty Shades” trilogy.

Guts will be busted, and sides will be split. Heck, moviegoers might even learn to kiss and make up with comedies for good.

It’s shaggy in places and favors one side of its story above the other, but ultimately makes for a delightful time.

As filmmakers, Covino and Marvin are singularly committed to each bit, pushing all premises to the comic extreme. Their characters, however, are less than steadfast and true.

The film climaxes with several spinning plates that crash in a delightful crescendo

That Splitsville stays on track to the finish is mostly credit to chemistry – that ineffable, unpredictable thing between two, or three, or maybe four people, with just enough variation for each relationship here. Splitsville may take shots at the loose-boundaried, but they’re laced with truth: partnered or single, open or closed, we’re all working with the same raw material.

While this new film is that rare visually striking indie comedy, the clever dialogue and potentially provocative scenarios eventually fizzle, resulting in an unfocused commentary on the absurdity of modern love that is, itself, far removed from reality.

"Splitsville" is incredible relationship comedy goes off the rails in increasingly entertaining fashion, with every single part offering something new and unpredictable. It’s a film of well-crafted jokes that are based in character and a willingness to more than go for broke when needed.

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This movie is well-made and very funny. It has one of the best fighting scenes in cinema ever. Unfortunately, the ending for me was disappointing and wasn't a good conclusion for the character arcs.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Painful to watch. Illogical and underdeveloped characters, flat dialogue, boring...skip this one