When the unpleasant thunderstorm ends with the destruction of the Museum that The Theo worked so hard to build, mainly because of the wrong calculation and a little pride for its part, and the embarrassing moment after the effects of the virus, the patriarch is out of work. Meanwhile, Ivy's seafood restaurant is starting to bloom in business after the same storm sends a food critic to San Francisco in its establishment of shelter and meal. Suddenly, Ivy is a triumphant food producer, booking customers for months, starting a franchise in the restaurant and a carvant around the world with famous chefs - and Theo is forced to stay home with children.

At first, Theo is fully supported by Avi's newly discovered glory and increases success and allocates his time with children to turn them into finely tuned athletic machines that do not poison their bodies with sugar. Don't worry, children actually end up really entering their new fitness regime, which doesn't catch Ivy the right way because she just wants them to have fun and enjoy some of her pleasant treatments. But Theo also suffers quietly and hates that he cannot return to work because of his recently destroyed reputation.

Although Theo and Ivy are starting to approach each other a little more, they are still able to wash their hands and return to a lubricant embrace, even if it means shaking their differences deep in them. But of course, this would not be an adaptation of the "war of roses" if that rift is no bigger and darker, and that is where the party begins.

Screenwriter Tony McNamara ("favorite", "" Great ") has written a sharp scenario that balances the beautiful charm between Cumberbatch and Coleman with some of the most bitten bars that the couple can deliver. Since Theo and Ivy are beginning to expose and get more evil, they do not even allow therapy to fix their problems, their engagements, verbal and beyond, get more brutal and retaliatory. It is a kind of war with words that makes you laugh and crunch in pain at the same time. Since Cumberbatch and Coleman are also classically trained actors, they manage to get into the harsh emotion that this kind of decaying relationship burns while still dry at the same time. Cumberbatch has never been funny, and Coleman is a sharp razor.

Around them is a wonderful ensemble of accompanying players, including Andy Samberg as the best friend of Theo, Barry and Kate McKinon, as his flirtatious, overwhelming wife, who makes us so subtle achievements to Theo, even when Barry is within the ears. Each of the SNL veterans brings different figures to the table that add an easier but still dysfunctional marriage to the procedure of another taste. Plus, ieeii Demitriu and Zoe Zhao (Both "aperparts") Make another funny unmatched couple that bring even more comical disorder. Even the children of Theo and Ivy get some funny moments because they are witnessing the destruction of their parents, and both seem to be much more mature and aware of their relationship problems, even at only 13 years.