Failed Marriage Flick Leaves Sour Taste
“Goodbye to All That” stars Paul Schneider (“Parks and Recreation”) as Otto Wall, a North Carolina web designer and comfortably married family man. Out of the blue his wife, Annie (Melanie Lynsey), asks him to meet her at her therapist’s office. As Annie fights back tears, the therapist (Celia Weston) informs Otto that his 11-year marriage is over. Thrust back into bachelorhood, Otto engages in a series of romantic encounters ranging from getting in touch with a former crush (Heather Graham) to navigating the world of online dating but longs for a lasting, meaningful relationship.<br /><br />There’s a lot of cynicism in this look at the disintegration of a marriage, starting with the abrupt ambush of Otto, who has had no inkling of his wife’s unhappiness. In fact, he learns about her not from face-to-face discussion but from logging in to her Facebook page.<br /><br />Director Angus McLachlan contrasts picturesque North Carolina locations with grim, claustrophobic interiors but is overly reliant on gags about Otto’s sexual romps. The unlikely ease with which Otto finds hook-ups rings false and comes off as exactly what it is — a logic bump on the way to jokes.<br /><br />The only extra on this DVD release is the theatrical trailer.
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