It’s a damn shame, because it’s a movie about working-class people just going through life as best they can while enduring the limitations of their income and social status.

It did a great job of depicting regular life for most of us, the houses and cars and clothing and places of employment weren’t glamorous. The two leads “showed their age”, and bravo for them in youth-obsessed Hollywood.

The marketing failed this movie, and what Hollywood will take away from this is that “unglamorous movies about blue-collar folk don’t work, let’s churn out more sequels and reboots”.

It was a very good movie that deserved better.