"Page makes the mistake of arguing a thorny case from the same juvenile perspective of his colossally self-absorbed character." - Ed Gonzalez

If Paige is trying to make a point, he's doing a piss-poor job of it. The message is rather unclear. I did appreciate that there was some complexity to it, but it was just too muddled. Also, the second act involves a lot of repeating the same points and feels sluggish. The larger problem is the Najimy character. Paige paints her with a very broad brush. This is a character who belongs in a much more satirical comedy. However, the film is somewhat pleasant to watch, despite the subject matter.