too hetero

An interesting premise stalls very quickly, largely due to the awful performance of Dolly Wells as the documentary maker who hates the idea of marriage as a lifetime contract.

Not one person is believable in this hokum which quickly falls apart and becomes a bore. A pity, as this could have been a sharp and spiky black comedy.

Director, producer writer and star Lake Bell has to take a lot of the blame for this as she is pretty dreadful both on the screen and off and her character, Alice, wears thin within her first couple of scenes.

I checked out Lake Bell's other film recently and decided to give this a try. It's an okay ensemble piece. It's great to see Mary Steenburgen and some other familiar faces.

While I admire Lake Bell's desire to make opportunities for herself, I feel the writing could be punchier. I hate to compare her to Woody Allen, but if this were a Woody Allen film, it would have been a lot funnier. I also feel that a good 14-18 minutes could have been chopped from the final product. It just felt overly long for what it was.

This was the 15th film I saw using Movie Pass.

Let there be no misunderstanding here because I absolutely worship at the altar of Lake Bell ❤️ but... eesh, this wasn't good. It's almost insane to think this sketchy, quasi-Woody Allen nonsense is the follow up to the rather sublime In a World...

Number 2 in my 52 films by Women in 2020 challenge.

#52FilmsByWomen, Part II: Film #24

An unfortunately disappointing follow-up to the earlier and better-handled In a World, I Do... Until I Don't sees writer and director Lake Bell assembling a terrific cast for a rather clumsily put together dramedy with unpleasant characters and little sense of emotional stakes.

Fuck this movie. I feel physically sick.

The documentary aspect of this reminded me of When Harry Met Sally except that was a lot more positive about love and also shot better

After In A World and Man Up,a Lake Bell romantic comedy is something I look forward to, and this didn't disappoint. This movie is charming, funny, and breezy, reaffirming her talents as an actor/filmmaker. The entire cast is funny and perfect, even Ed Helms! The only thing is I feel like this movie had some "filler". There were moments where I felt it should've ended, and the actual ending was underwhelming. But I had a good time watching it!

Very promising second movie from Lake Bell after whatever you thought In A World... was. She is so deep in David O. Russell's territory that I would not be surprised to see them work together in the future.

It astounds me that garbage like Boss Baby and Logan get award mention for their written content and something like this film is viewed as thin or shallow. Nothing about this film is award worthy, save for the award that pretentious and/or dumb people give themselves for sitting through it's 100 minute runtime.

Priorities need to change in this industry, so that tastes change. I Do...Until I Don't shouldn't be shamed and thrown aside; made to look like a bunch of people failed.

An unfunny comedy, populated with mostly unpleasant characters, whose thesis is basically that maybe marriage isn't so bad after all. Paul Reiser and Mary Steenburgen are the sole bright spots in the film and that's mostly because their inherent appeal and chemistry rises above the limitations of their scripted characters and some rough scenes early on. I honestly enjoyed nothing else about the film and if not for them I would have made an early exit.

This movie makes me feel bad for straight people

Probably one of the worst movies I've seen. What was Lake Bell thinking?

Theoretically, I want more women directing rom-coms, because often men direct cliche, ridiculous female characters. Yet here is Lake Bell directing three main female characters that I've never seen exist in real life.

Too many storylines, none of them developed... wish this was way shorter and they should have just focused on the main couple...

A nice movie but it couldn't keep me awake. Also, it got disappointingly traditional at the end.

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there were a lot of things i didn't like about this but it was watchable and funny sometimes, and i love lake bell so i'm giving it an extra half star

I Do... Until I Don't' has an interesting idea, but it can't use characters well enough to pull it off...

I love Lake Bell and only wish she’d had a different costar for her tv show. I’ll watch anything she writes/directs/acts in. Lake Forever!

I guess, Lake Bell's having a happy life with her husband.

reminded me of the female brain ,,,, which isnt a good thing

So many people hate this movie but I think it’s sweet. Lake Bell deserves more credit for making an indie that was part of the rom-com renaissance of the late 2010’s that everybody talks about. A little annoying in some of its dialogue, but it’s ultimately fun and well directed. Not amazing but not bad by any means.