#Beautiful waste bryce anderson movie#

Tyler: Aren’t you and the stalker sisters getting a little bit out of hand? These three are extremely obsessive, y’all gotta just move on. I dislike the portrayal of women as catty and vindictive.

If it were my life, the exes would just send creepy messages over the internet and Livvy and Anderson would still be friends 10+ years later, both having had plenty of therapy but not having lived in the same town to maintain a safe distance. I’m guessing they will come to that conclusion? Or more likely, Anderson will learn his lesson. It’s not a reflection on any of these beautiful, apparently smart and successful women. Anderson’s behavior is about Anderson, friends. But let’s be clear: they need therapy more than they need to get revenge on Anderson. And Livvy is the one we’re supposed to relate to, she’s the middle of the road and the main character, the one that gets this motley crew together.

Zoe is the Phoebe from Friends / Sarah Sanderson from Hocus Pocus. Murphy is probably the “me” of the group – crass, in therapy, very biting commentary. The three actresses have pretty good rapport. She meets up with two other of Anderson’s exes who were similarly dissatisfied, Murphy ( Lindsey McKeon) and Zoe ( Abigail Klein). And I can relate to Livvy’s need to have some questions answered, including why. Livvy wasn’t just dumped – Anderson also cheated on her. Tyler: True revenge is a dish best served over social media.

#Beautiful waste bryce anderson movie#

This movie has a lot of beautiful humans in it, including but not limited to Tyler, the stereotypical gay friend/assistant played by Philly native Chris Salvatore and Bryce Durfee who plays Santa. In this movie, he’s not the same squeaky clean sweetheart… In the very first scene, Anderson breaks up with Livvy ( Tammin Sursok) when she’s expecting a proposal after a year of dating. John Brotherton is cute as hell, though I admittedly think of him as the Very Cute Vet that DJ should have chosen on Fuller House. Available On: Streaming as of 10/18 on Tubi via Roku