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* HeroesWantRedheads: Emily and Hannah, the respective love interests of male leads Cal and Jacob, both have red hair.
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* ReformedRakes: Dating Hannah causes Jacob to grow from a cad who sleeps with a different woman every night to a devoted partner.
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* NoAntagonist: Nobody in the story is acting from malice or trying to hurt anyone else, they're all just making, as the title suggests, crazy and/or stupid decisions due to love. Even David Lindhagen, the man Emily slept with, is shown to not be a bad person per se and genuinely falling for her.
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* NoAntagonist: Nobody in the story is acting from malice or trying to hurt anyone else, they're all just making, as the title suggests, crazy and/or stupid decisions due to love. Even David Lindhagen, the man Emily slept with, is shown to not be a bad person per se and is genuinely falling for her.
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* NoAntagonist: Nobody in the story is acting from malice or trying to hurt anyone else, they're all just making, as the title suggests, crazy and/or stupid decisions due to love. Even David Lindhagen, the man Emily slept with, is shown to not be a bad person per se and genuinely falling for her.
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* DinnerAndABreakup: The film opens with suburban married couple Cal and Emily going out for dinner. Emily bluntly tells him she wants a divorce. The two then have to awkwardly drive back to their house.
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* TakeThat: "I tried watching the ''{{Literature/Twilight}}'' movie by myself. I don't know what I was thinking. It was ''so bad!''"
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* TakeThat: "I tried watching the ''{{Literature/Twilight}}'' ''{{Film/Twilight}}'' movie by myself. I don't know what I was thinking. It was ''so bad!''"
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Reverted back to Token Minority: 'woman' is not a minority within the context of the film. ATT for reference
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* TwoferTokenMinority: The only racial minority with more than a couple of lines is Liz (played by the Filipino-American Creator/LizaLapira), Hannah's best friend whose role amounts to verbally supporting Hannah and Jacob together.
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* TwoferTokenMinority: TokenMinority: The only racial minority with more than a couple of lines is Liz (played by the Filipino-American Creator/LizaLapira), Hannah's best friend whose role amounts to verbally supporting Hannah and Jacob together.
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* OneHourWorkWeek: Cal spends only one scene at his desk job, with the rest of his screentime spent shopping, schmoozing, or interacting with his family. Lampshaded when Jacob finds him day drinking and comments that he should be at work; Cal comments that he has a lot of vacation time.
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* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: Though it seems like Cal will be more of a "man" if he follows in Jacob's womanizing ways, the characters eventually realize that in genuine relationships women value kindness and honesty over charm and swagger.
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* GilliganCut: Hannah claims that she wouldn't be swayed by Jacob's claims that he can do the ending lift from ''Film/DirtyDancing''. Cut to her preparing to do the running jump.
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* BuxomBeautyStandard: Jessica asks a schoolmate for advice on snagging older guys. Madison's first answer is that she has a huge rack, and Jessica doesn't.
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* EmasculatedCuckold: Cal learns in the beginning that his wife cheated on him and wants a divorce. He's a sad sack about it until the fashionable, suave casanova Jacob helps him become more confident and self-assured.
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* EmasculatedCuckold: Suburban dad Cal learns in the beginning that his wife cheated on him and wants a divorce. He's a sad sack about it (even [[LampshadeHanging ranting about how he's a modern cuckold at the bar]]) until the fashionable, suave casanova Jacob helps him become more confident and self-assured.
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* YouRemindMeOfX: Jacob volunteers to help Cal rediscover his masculinity because he reminds him of somebody. Jacob's later conversation with Hannah implies that [[spoiler:this "somebody" is his own deceased father.]]
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--> '''David:''' Is this a bad time?
--> '''Emily:''' ''Yeah''.
--> '''Emily:''' ''Yeah''.
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--> '''David:''' Is this a bad time?
-->time?\\
'''Emily:''' ''Yeah''.
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'''Emily:''' ''Yeah''.
* EmasculatedCuckold: Cal learns in the beginning that his wife cheated on him and wants a divorce. He's a sad sack about it until the fashionable, suave casanova Jacob helps him become more confident and self-assured.
* NoYou: After Hannah brushes off Jacob's advances:
-->'''Hannah:''' That's a double negative.\\
'''Jacob:''' You're a double negative.
-->'''Hannah:''' That's a double negative.\\
'''Jacob:''' You're a double negative.
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* TheUnfairSex:
** Emily cheats on Cal and tells him she wants a divorce (although she's not specifically leaving him for the other man) and their friends take ''her'' side -- but all are incensed at the rumors of Cal's womanizing.
** Jessica calls out Robbie on his crush, but it's clear that she's into his dad Cal. The difference is actually way more extreme in her case.
** Emily cheats on Cal and tells him she wants a divorce (although she's not specifically leaving him for the other man) and their friends take ''her'' side -- but all are incensed at the rumors of Cal's womanizing.
** Jessica calls out Robbie on his crush, but it's clear that she's into his dad Cal. The difference is actually way more extreme in her case.
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* TheTopicOfCancer: PlayedForLaughs. Cal shows up to work miserable and his coworkers all assume it's cancer. When they learn it's a divorce, they applaud that it's ''not'' cancer.
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* TheUnfairSex:
** Emily cheats on Cal and tells him she wants a divorce (although she's not specifically leaving him for the other man) and their friends take ''her'' side -- but all are incensed at the rumors of Cal's womanizing.
** Jessica calls out Robbie on his crush, but it's clear that she's into his dad Cal. The difference is actually way more extreme in her case.
** Emily cheats on Cal and tells him she wants a divorce (although she's not specifically leaving him for the other man) and their friends take ''her'' side -- but all are incensed at the rumors of Cal's womanizing.
** Jessica calls out Robbie on his crush, but it's clear that she's into his dad Cal. The difference is actually way more extreme in her case.
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* SymbolicallyBrokenObject: Emily tells Cal she wants a divorce after almost 25 years of marriage. In the very next scene their daughter accidentally breaks a photo frame that holds a picture of them. The crack is between their faces.
