Elements were enjoyable, in particular the cast, the set locations, and photography. Some of the acting and emotional responses were a bit forced for comedic sake (and not very funny) and the lack of communication between the couple would signal to me that the lack of trust merited counseling.
What I found disappointing was the use of stillborn as a device to clear one complication (a second pregnancy) out of the way. It would have been nice to see the grieving parents turn their grief into growth that benefited the surviving child through increased cooperation as one of the two main characters is experiencing loss. Especially if one parent felt the way they did about the other as written in the script. I thought the father of the baby was treated pretty poorly by the script (and couple). Empty promises of Unclehood come across as pandering and easy character write off to me.
What I found disappointing was the use of stillborn as a device to clear one complication (a second pregnancy) out of the way. It would have been nice to see the grieving parents turn their grief into growth that benefited the surviving child through increased cooperation as one of the two main characters is experiencing loss. Especially if one parent felt the way they did about the other as written in the script. I thought the father of the baby was treated pretty poorly by the script (and couple). Empty promises of Unclehood come across as pandering and easy character write off to me.