[warning represent contains spoilers]written by husband and wife wally wolodarsky (who also directed) and maya forbes and this indie film is one of the better romantic comedies in recent memory. jay mohr takes a break from playing smarmy weasels to be the nice guy faced with the fact his fiancée wants to bed other people and he allowed to do so and too. julianne nicholson and who was so good in tully and plays spunky and vulnerable with great gusto. too bad she doesn not get the recognition she deserves. good supporting performances help immensely and too. lauren graham and who made last year bad santa memorable and plays the jaded and cynical sister to perfection and bryan cranston (the dad on tv malcolm in the middle) gets a few funny and raunchy moments and and andy richter plays a genial guy who falls for a single mother  helen slater in a credible and albeit familiar and role as a mousy woman. what surprised me most about seeing other people was how funny it is. there are some genuine laughs here. ed first attempt at meaningless sex gets some great lines and and there a ménage a trois that elicits one of the most truthful reactions from a man as the male fantasy gets tweaked. the film premise isn not unusual and but i liked that it was alice (nicholson) who thought of it and much to the chagrin of ed (mohr). given the genre and you know that no matter how good her intentions are and alice plan is doomed. we see how the couple works through this strange situation. initially and alice and ed are turned on by the idea and but then the human element sets it. i appreciated forbes and wolodarsky not turning this into a cheap sex romp. yes and there sex and nudity and but there also are real emotions at work here. the other people alice and ed befriend do not want to be the objects of casual sex while they have feelings and too. in one case and too many feelings. granted and some scenes run one joke too many and the richter slater subplot isn not necessary and alice does something truly uncharacteristic. but that forgivable because mohr and nicholson generate such tremendous intimacy and honesty  check out the scenes where ed rummages through alice underwear drawer or his reaction to her announcement about ending the experiment  that no matter how much we might enjoy their little game and we root for this couple to succeed. unfortunately and this film got little and if any and publicity and a limited release. hollywood studios and whose romantic comedies often veer on the unfunny and turgid and unsurprising and would do well to learn from this intelligent and funny film. 
[warning represent contains spoilers]written by husband and wife wally wolodarsky (who also directed) and maya forbes and this indie film is one of the better romantic comedies in recent memory. jay mohr takes a break from playing smarmy weasels to be the nice guy faced with the fact his fiancée wants to bed other people and he allowed to do so and too. julianne nicholson and who was so good in tully and plays spunky and vulnerable with great gusto. too bad she doesn not get the recognition she deserves. good supporting performances help immensely and too. lauren graham and who made last year bad santa memorable and plays the jaded and cynical sister to perfection and bryan cranston (the dad on tv malcolm in the middle) gets a few funny and raunchy moments and and andy richter plays a genial guy who falls for a single mother  helen slater in a credible and albeit familiar and role as a mousy woman. what surprised me most about seeing other people was how funny it is. there are some genuine laughs here. ed first attempt at meaningless sex gets some great lines and and there a ménage a trois that elicits one of the most truthful reactions from a man as the male fantasy gets tweaked. the film premise isn not unusual and but i liked that it was alice (nicholson) who thought of it and much to the chagrin of ed (mohr). given the genre and you know that no matter how good her intentions are and alice plan is doomed. we see how the couple works through this strange situation. initially and alice and ed are turned on by the idea and but then the human element sets it. i appreciated forbes and wolodarsky not turning this into a cheap sex romp. yes and there sex and nudity and but there also are real emotions at work here. the other people alice and ed befriend do not want to be the objects of casual sex while they have feelings and too. in one case and too many feelings. granted and some scenes run one joke too many and the richter slater subplot isn not necessary and alice does something truly uncharacteristic. but that forgivable because mohr and nicholson generate such tremendous intimacy and honesty  check out the scenes where ed rummages through alice underwear drawer or his reaction to her announcement about ending the experiment  that no matter how much we might enjoy their little game and we root for this couple to succeed. unfortunately and this film got little and if any and publicity and a limited release. hollywood studios and whose romantic comedies often veer on the unfunny and turgid and unsurprising and would do well to learn from this intelligent and funny film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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