A movie that has great cast but doesn't know what to do with them. Woodley does well in bringing life to this one-dimensional character that is forced with the current #MeToo problems and then doubles down on making mistakes by sleeping with two polar opposite friends; a free willed Sebastian Stan and an all settled Jamie Dornan. The two males are supposed to be good friends but never once share the screen together. There is not enough dilemma or conflict for Daphne's actions or they are never explored. The three leads do really good specially impressed with Stan's work here (the first time I was able to believe that he can act). After a couple of acts of switching males we come to the finale which reveals the initial conflict of the character and we are supposed to believe that the Woodley's character gets a closure with a phone call, then there is the pregnancy which is just left hanging without any resolution.