saramgia Review of Full Disclosure

Full Disclosure (2005)

Requires unconditional suspension of disbelief

[2/10 · 7 February 2018]

The mostly well-written script is ruined by the inappropriate casting. One date leads to marriage for an ugly, fat, poorly groomed, ill-bred slob with a beautiful, fit, well-groomed, well-bred woman. The inconsistencies between the two characters made the plot and dialog too ridiculous to suspend disbelief. He's ill-bred and wants to breed. For example, he urinates all over the general toilet area and leaves it. He can't take proper care of himself and wants children. Through "full disclosure," they established they were incompatible, which the plot ignored, and they predictably married; the conclusion was clear from the start. I also didn't like his statement that he lies and she has to trust him; that's inherently dishonest, which contradicted the film's pre-established rule of total honesty.