Not for a second did it look like those two people were connecting at all. Every scene between them was awkward. They rushed their delivery of lines, didn't seem to be listening to each other or reacting to each other. It just didn't work. They were bland and uninteresting.
Kevin Hart had a few good lines. Regina Hall was a bit annoying sometimes but also funny many times. Their relationship was the only interesting one in the film.
I agree. I didn't see the chemistry between the two either. I like Michael Ealy, but he just didn't connect with the woman/actress who played Debbie. I could not believe them actually falling in love or even wanting to be together. It just fell flat and seemed forced.
I though Hart and Hall were more believable, especially towards the end when they are sitting at the restaurant on her b-day eating the cake, and she says "I love you", and he responds, "I love you too baby", and then he leans in to kiss her - that seemed more real than anything between the two leads.
Never had a drink that I didn't like; Got a taste of you, threw up all night
It seemed as though Bernie and Joan were more interesting to watch than Danny and Debbie.
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