A decent premise with fine acting from leads is squandered by a generic second half and cliched rom-com treatment. The central love story is never given time to breathe which is what brings this down mostly, additionally there is a lack of central conflict. It serves as a well-made Friday evening movie that you would possibly forget after you watch it.

C

I watched this a few days ago and while it's perfectly fine and harmless I've already pretty much forgotten all of it.

The entire cast of "Happy Endings" needs new agents. There's no reason Damon Wayans Jr. should be in what is essentially a glorified Hallmark film.