The Breaker Upperers

2018 "Breaking up just got easier"
5.9| 1h22m| en| More Info
Released: 10 March 2018 Released
Producted By: New Zealand Film Commission
Country: New Zealand
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Two women run a business breaking up couples for cash but when one develops a conscience their friendship unravels.

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sureshiftauto Couldn't wait to see this movie! Love Flight of the Concords & all things Kiwi (even married to a Kiwi). But this movie was disgusting :-( & completely unfunny. For all those who walked out..we made it to the part where these very charming ladies were in the strip club (maybe 45 mins in?).. I salute you!PS: This movie is definitely not for children!! Do not take them to this movie!! It is nothing like Hunt For The Wilderpeople.
tim-anderson-18791 I would have given this movie no stars if I could, but 1 star is the lowest rating that IMDB gives. This is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. Terrible story. Weak characters. Appalling acting. There is absolutely nothing humorous at all in this movie. I can't believe that anyone would waste time and energy to produce such a weak film. I was ready to walk out after about 30 minutes but endured a little more to try and justify the cost of my ticket. It's just absolute utter rubbish.
daemon-21664 A solid NZ film - with a comic sensibility that is variously awkward, dark, subversive, and squirm-in-your-seat vicariously embarrassing (in the best possible way). I can easily imagine this film appealing to Australian or British audiences, who have similar comedy traditions (think Norman Gunston, Kath & Kim, Little Britain, The League of Gentlemen).
IceBlue2014 This is a beautifully made, very funny film about two women working out their sex and romantic lives in modern, multicultural Auckland. What I really like about it there is nothing mean-spirited in this film, it's very Kiwi, and the women are honest and hilarious - nothing vulgar about it. It's not an instant classic in the vein of Boy or Hunt for the Wilderpeople, but I think it will grow on me.