Splitsville - Reviews

...an utterly endearing tale of four people trying to negotiate their own desires in the silliest ways possible with unexpected chaos around every turn.

If more comedies had one iota of the charm, cleverness, and confidence of “Splitsville,” cinema itself would be better for it.

Splitsville proves that Covino’s The Climb was no fluke.

Compared to Johnson’s other rom-com showing this summer, Materialists, Splitsville is a much more successful examination of modern love and its limitations.

How and where the characters appear in frame is as meaningful and funny as what they’re actually doing.

...open marriage comedy is a silly, scrappy and sex-filled good time.

Life, death, and sex. What else really matters?

In less sensitive hands, this could be merely witless buffoonery, but Covino and his cast make these foolish foursome as astutely observed as they are idiotic.