"Couples withdraw", the comedy of the ensemble that came out in 2009 and ended up success in the box office (but critical flop), introduces us to four couples (obviously), they all experience growing pain in their relationships ... and all who decide to try and fix the fences with each other. After discovering a resort called one news that offers a group discount if one couple requires three others to join, they decide to go on an adventure together.

First, there are Dave and Ronnie (Vince Vaughan and Malin åkerman) living in the suburbs of Chicago and have problems because Dave's busy life leads to him in general disrespect for Ronnie and her needs. Meanwhile, Eyoi and Lucy (Jonon Javre and Christine Davis) are high school students who are concerned about having missed life experiences by getting married and having children at such an early age. Then find Jane and Trudi (Faizon Love - Who sued Universal for his international marketing For the film - and Kali Hawk), who are struggling to overcome their adult difference in the consequences of Jane's separation from his longtime wife Ennenifer (Tasha Smith), with whom he is still technically married. Finally, here are Jason and Cynthia (Asoneyson Batman and Kristen Bell), an overwhelming and firm wound couple struggling to have a baby whose relationship is broken thanks to Asonerson's control.

With the help of a news therapist/founder, Marcel (Jeanan Renault, Long way away from Leon: Professional) and Salvador (Carlos Ponce), an yoga instructor who causes all men to panic by drawing nicely, couples overcome their problems (or, in the case of Jane, realize that maybe a much younger girl in general). As for one news? It is a fictional place that revives him in the film by the French Polynesian island of Bora Bora.

One news-and his accompanying resort in the Universe One East, which is only for singles ready to mix-obviously do not exist, so "couples withdrew" used a set or resort in real life? In fact, it was filmed at the St. Regis resort in Bora Bora (Not to mention, apparently caused a lawsuit by mixing in a honeymoon of a real couple). In the real world, St. Region in Bora Bora is an incredibly high-luxurious resort that allows guests to stay in villas right to water ... And because it seems only to offer those villas, you will have to save if you want to stay there. (As for this writing, rates start at about $ 1,350 per night.) It makes sense that the film director, Peter Billingsley (yes, the same Peter Billingsli from "Christmas Story")Chose to shoot at this resort, showing it as a beautiful background for this romantic comedy.

If you want to adhere to the fictional resort one, you can now see "Couples withdrawal" on Fulu.