Goodbye to All That Page #4

Synopsis: The plot of this movie is not clear. The guy's wife informs him of her plans to divorce him at a counseling session. Husband is dumbfounded. He has several one night stands. Attends a class reunion and it appears that he wants to rekindle a relationship with an ex-girlfriend. At the end, wife approaches him about his new lifestyle and husband finally admits he now knows about her affair and that she has little room to speak when it comes to being a good role model for their daughter.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Angus MacLachlan
Production: IFC Films
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.2
Metacritic:
62
Rotten Tomatoes:
62%
UNRATED
Year:
2014
87 min
Website
103 Views


I'm kiddin'.

But we all need some way

to get through the night.

Try and find

some other activity

that keeps you off your feet.

Okay. - Know what I mean?

Huh? - Alright.

Keep using the cane.

"...free time. What's your

favorite restaurant?"

Oh!

Oh, my God. Otto!

Aah. - I gotta go.

Have the Hammersmark

transferred to Chicago

and don't bother me

with it again.

Oh, my God! You look fantastic.

Thank you.

Wow! - Ha ha!

I'm always early. - Good.

Oh! You're so hot!

You're handsome!

You're... you're smokin'!

Do you not hear that

all the time?

No. I'm married.

Or... - Okay.

Um, sit down.

I got this Pinot Gris.

Okay. - wife.

And you're like

still so beautiful.

You still talk so softly.

I was so thrilled

to find you again.

I mean, how long has it been

since we dated? Like, 15 years?

Uh, more actually.

Ow! - Jesus!

Whoa! It's alright.

Are you okay? - Yeah.

Life, huh? - Just not myself.

Um, uh, yeah!

I saw on the, um...

I saw on the, um...

You've got big sons.

I just...

- Can you believe it?

I mean, they're both

at McCallie Prep.

Mm-hmm.

And, um, you've a little girl.

I do.

Uh, uh, Ede. She's 9.

Hmm. - She's great.

Who did you marry, Otto Wall?

Annie.

Mick Williams.

I don't think you know her.

Um, and... and we're not

together.

Hmm.

Is she beautiful?

Uh, um...

Yeah.

Yeah.

My sons are gonna be studs.

- No kidding. Come on.

Grayson was a stud. - Yeah.

You never met Grayson, did you?

No, I don't think so.

Not face to face.

- He was a f***ing a**hole!

He cheated on me four times.

I mean, how stupid am I?

What about you? - Um...

Um, no. You know, no I...

No cheating.

Are you recent?

We divorced last fall.

Well, we're... we're...

We're not actually

divorced yet.

Hmm.

Wow! I've never said

that word before.

Get used to it.

It's a f***ing great word.

It's a great place to be.

No f***ing strings!

I have never had so much fun.

I should tell you straight out

I'm not around a lot.

In and out.

No strings.

Thank you for driving up

from Charlotte.

No problem.

I think

this wine's too fruity. Um...

Let me order something else?

Do you want something, or...

What do you want?

Now get up.

I like to be at my desk by 8.

If I go 90 on the freeway,

I'll make it.

I have a power bar in the car.

It was so fun to see you, Otto.

You should think about

boarding school for your kid.

Stay in touch

when you can, alright?

It's so easy now.

Don't get up, okay?

You are shitting me.

We had a really hot time.

This is an old girlfriend

who found you on Facebook?

Women.

You know,

it's... it's kind of exciting.

It's like a new world.

I mean, I don't know if

it'll even ever happen again

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Angus MacLachlan

Angus MacLachlan is a playwright and screenwriter most famous for writing the screenplays for the 2005 film Junebug as well as the cult short film Tater Tomater. He graduated from the North Carolina School of the Arts in 1980 and continues to reside in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He adapted one of his plays into the film Stone directed by John Curran and starring Robert De Niro, Milla Jovovich, and Edward Norton that was released in 2010. more…

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