I will get straight to the point: The first 20 minutes of the film started off intriguing. Then it all went downhill. Here are the main reasons why I call this film silly:
1) A married couple (couple #1) with a rocky relationship goes on vacation to England. Upon arrival at the hotel, they meet a suspicious couple (couple #2) and, while the four of them talk, the hotel concierge approached the group and tells couple #1, "Your room is ready. You are in room 12345." Hotels NEVER say another guest's room number aloud--not even to the guest--and especially not in front of other guests. But that is just an appetizer.
2). Couple #1 has dinner with shady couple #2, who introduce themselves as a "celebrity stylist" and an "A&R director" for a record company. When #1 asks #2 if they have any famous clients, Both members of #2 say, "We can't say, we're under non-disclosure." BULL----! I know several people who have those occupations and they can't WAIT to tell you who their clients are. This just shows how ignorant the screenwriters are and/or made couple #1's characters.
3) The husband in shady couple #2 fakes killing his wife, calls couple #1 to his hotel room to help him dispose of the body, and, instead of calling the cops, they agree to help--and take the body out to the car themselves!!! As if that's not silly enough, they were in the room with the "dead" woman for several minutes standing over her. Didn't they see her move or breathe during several minutes from being in the room with her, taking our down to the car, and putting her in the trunk! RIDICULOUS! Oh, and the reason they agreed? Shady husband #2 recorded them having sex on the balcony. I'm not kidding!
4) Couple #1 track down another woman who was scammed by couple #2, so much so, that the woman accidentally killed her husband with the shady couple gave her to give her husband during sex. They helped her cover up the death, and ... that's it. There was nothing else about that woman or couple in the film.
5) Ok ... the plot SMH. Couple #1 track down couple #2 to retrieve their sex taps, drive to their house ... wearing cliche burglar outfits: black hats, black shades, black clothing, and rubber gloves!!! Then, Husband #1--who is a wuss--finds a gun in couple #2's house and pulls the gun on them to make them confess. No, really. Then (cliche) the 2 men struggle for the gun, it goes off and kills shady husband #2. BUT GET THIS: As shady wife cries over her dead shady husband, wife #1--calmly and matter-of-factly says, basically, see what happens when you treat people badly. WHAT????!!!! No emotion? Your husband just killed a man in front of you!!!
It turns out that shady couple #2 are both psychiatrists who used fake identities to help other struggling couples strengthen their relationships. THE END.
1) A married couple (couple #1) with a rocky relationship goes on vacation to England. Upon arrival at the hotel, they meet a suspicious couple (couple #2) and, while the four of them talk, the hotel concierge approached the group and tells couple #1, "Your room is ready. You are in room 12345." Hotels NEVER say another guest's room number aloud--not even to the guest--and especially not in front of other guests. But that is just an appetizer.
2). Couple #1 has dinner with shady couple #2, who introduce themselves as a "celebrity stylist" and an "A&R director" for a record company. When #1 asks #2 if they have any famous clients, Both members of #2 say, "We can't say, we're under non-disclosure." BULL----! I know several people who have those occupations and they can't WAIT to tell you who their clients are. This just shows how ignorant the screenwriters are and/or made couple #1's characters.
3) The husband in shady couple #2 fakes killing his wife, calls couple #1 to his hotel room to help him dispose of the body, and, instead of calling the cops, they agree to help--and take the body out to the car themselves!!! As if that's not silly enough, they were in the room with the "dead" woman for several minutes standing over her. Didn't they see her move or breathe during several minutes from being in the room with her, taking our down to the car, and putting her in the trunk! RIDICULOUS! Oh, and the reason they agreed? Shady husband #2 recorded them having sex on the balcony. I'm not kidding!
4) Couple #1 track down another woman who was scammed by couple #2, so much so, that the woman accidentally killed her husband with the shady couple gave her to give her husband during sex. They helped her cover up the death, and ... that's it. There was nothing else about that woman or couple in the film.
5) Ok ... the plot SMH. Couple #1 track down couple #2 to retrieve their sex taps, drive to their house ... wearing cliche burglar outfits: black hats, black shades, black clothing, and rubber gloves!!! Then, Husband #1--who is a wuss--finds a gun in couple #2's house and pulls the gun on them to make them confess. No, really. Then (cliche) the 2 men struggle for the gun, it goes off and kills shady husband #2. BUT GET THIS: As shady wife cries over her dead shady husband, wife #1--calmly and matter-of-factly says, basically, see what happens when you treat people badly. WHAT????!!!! No emotion? Your husband just killed a man in front of you!!!
It turns out that shady couple #2 are both psychiatrists who used fake identities to help other struggling couples strengthen their relationships. THE END.