Horrible. Just...just horrible. The crash which erases her memory happens within the first five minutes of the film, therefore the audience feels little remorse because they have not connected to the characters yet. It had potential, but the narrative order of events held it back. First the crash, then the background of their life together, then the present. It was advertised wonderfully, and will not doubt make money, but it was a huge disappointment to me. Also, Rachel McAdams's character was unnecessarily cold to Channing Tatum that it was unrealistic. We understand that you never remember marrying him, but can't you at least be civil?