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Divorce Invitation

2012

Action / Comedy / Romance

Divorce Invitation

2012

Action / Comedy / Romance

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23% AUDIENCE · 100 ratings

4.6/10 · 1.7K

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Plot summary

'Divorce Invitation' centers on Mike Christian, a happily married man who runs into his high school sweetheart Alex, and after all these years, sparks still fly. When Mike is determined Alex is his true soul mate, he realizes he has a huge problem-he signed an iron-clad pre-nuptial agreement and his wife will not let him out of the marriage

Director

S.V. Krishna Reddy

Top cast

Jamie-Lynn Sigler as Dylan

Elliott Gould as Paul Lipnicks

Larry Sullivan as Brad Tuston

Anthony Holiday as Bodyguard / Butler

Tech specs

1080p.BLU

1.64 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

25.000 fps

1 hr 50 min

Seeds 2

Comments 1

btmtbtmt 2168 days ago

I liked the movie, it was thought-provoking concept. A very light hearted and interesting take on to the relation between husband and wife. Do not consider this IMDB reviews, give this movie a chance, may be you will like it too. Also the main actress who is playing the role of wife is simple but still so much beautiful that I just love her.

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1 / 10

Divorce Invitation is a rom-com that attempts to

Chitoge K

Divorce Invitation is a rom-com that attempts to explore the consequences of impulsive decisions in marriage but ends up being a baffling endorsement of…

Divorce Invitation is a rom-com that attempts to explore the consequences of impulsive decisions in marriage but ends up being a baffling endorsement of immaturity and irresponsibility. The protagonist, a man-child with no sense of accountability, converts to Judaism to marry the love of his life, only to later cheat on her with a wealthy CEO who is, frankly, just as clueless as he is. The real question here isn’t about love or relationships—it’s about why two capable, independent women are written as fools for a man who barely functions as an adult. The male lead, who behaves like a five-year-old, suddenly decides he wants a divorce like he’s ordering food at a restaurant, and his wife—who should have walked away the moment he showed his true colors—refuses. Instead of holding him accountable, the movie twists itself into knots trying to justify why this man deserves a second chance. The film’s biggest flaw is its lack of logic. The idea that a competent CEO would fall for such an immature man, or that a strong, self-sufficient woman would refuse to leave a husband who disrespected her, is beyond frustrating. By the end, when the protagonist calls off the divorce and his wife simply accepts it, you’re left wondering: what was the point of this entire journey? Divorce Invitation could have been a thought-provoking story about personal growth, but instead, it reinforces the tired trope that women should tolerate and forgive men no matter how poorly they behave. If you’re looking for a movie that champions emotional maturity, look elsewhere. If you enjoy watching otherwise smart women make baffling decisions for the sake of a man who doesn’t deserve them, this might be your kind of film. the CEO character. Instead of being a strong, independent woman with depth, she comes across as someone who is inexplicably eager to throw herself at an immature, married man. The movie reduces her to a plot device—a woman who seems to exist solely to create drama rather than having any real personality or self-respect. The way she so easily becomes involved with the protagonist, despite knowing he is married, makes her character feel cheap and unrealistic. Instead of being a powerful and intelligent CEO, she’s written as someone who acts recklessly, as if she’s just waiting for any man to come along. It’s an insult to both her and the wife, who also deserves better than a man who treats his marriage like a joke.

5 / 10

LAME!!!! Mike was a total immature ass!! Loved

R T

LAME!!!! Mike was a total immature ass!! Loved the ending, though... ð~?

5 / 10

This was a pretty good story with a

R T

This was a pretty good story with a fun cast of characters. The ending was a bit strange, but probably more realistic than most rom-coms.

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