Review of The Other Woman (2014) by Edward C — 14 Sep 2016

The Other Woman(2014).

Starring:Cameron Diaz,Leslie Mann,Kate Upton,Don Johnson,Nikolaj Coster-Waldau,Taylor Kinney,Nicki Minaj, Deborah Twiss,Alyshia Ochse,Jennifer Glasgow,and David Thornton.

Directed By: Nick Cassavetes.

Review.

THE ODDEST FRIENDS ARE ABOUT TO GET EVEN.

You know with a title like this,and the situation that is presented in the film I thought their was going to chick after chick after chick,hence the title of the movie.

The film is about what happens after discovering her boyfriend is married, Carly soon meets the wife he's been cheating on. And when yet another affair is discovered, all three women team up to plot mutual revenge on the three-timing SOB.

The movie does achieve it's goal but not that much I mean it's not that funny. I only laughed like five times I believe during the movie. I rarely ever find that comedy film where I'm just laughing my butt off throughout the picture and I was expecting this to make laugh real hard a couple of times but it only did three out of five.

The story is not that interesting though,if a male such as myself was about to watch this they would not be invested in the story,characters or situation presented here.

The performances are very mediocre from the cast,Cameron Diaz and Leslie Mann try to muster what they can but they just come off as not too good but not bad either. Kate Upton was pretty good though I mean she plays the dumb hot double d blonde and I honestly thought she pulled it off quite nicely.

The direction is not that good,why in fact the director of this film is actually the director of one of my favorite romance movies of all time The Notebook and since this is his latest he's really hit the barrel of crap.

The worst thing is that this movie talks about nothing,it's a chick flick and one of the most un-enjoyable ones I've ever seen.

All of the elements of a good film are not present,it's really boring,not that funny and the acting is just so average that you just don't care. I'm giving this a two out of five.