Stern's writing, with the talents of Wells , Scwartz and a great supporting cast, results in a clever, modern rom-com that should appeal to a wide audience. Charters are flawed, but sympathetic, their relationship a balance of humor and angst that's enjoyable and relatable. Stern adds some clever reflections of other relationships, parents, friends, spouses, that add to the movies appeal. I highly recommend it, and look forward to more productions from Stern!

A couple who try to figure out the kinks in their relationship on their third anniversary. They have a comedic approach on the the issues that all couples will have to go through at some point.

4/2/18. Awful. Barely made it to the 10-minute mark. A couple is going to try and talk their way through the day of their third anniversary. If they have to talk about it, then it's not a happy anniversary and there shouldn't be a fourth one either.

This movie is very slow and boring. There is nothing that makes you care even the slightest bit about what happens to this couple. It just drags on forever. The flashbacks are supposed to take you along to the more romantic times, but nothing happens there either. It's got a lot of elements that should make you care. But we just don't.