Ella (Dianna Agron) is 37 and not wanting to have kids. Her father wants her to reconsider coming from a family of Holocaust survivors. Her husband Aidan tries to be supportive. Her doctor sends her to Dr. Elizabeth Simmons (Melora Hardin) who is doing an experimental trial on the biological clock.
I get the psychological horror aspect of this movie especially for childless women of a certain age. This one loses me with that baby swinging between her legs. It struck me as stupid, silly, and obvious. It reminds me of Freddy Got Fingered and it had the same effect. It's an outrageous joke. I understand her Kafkaesque surreal journey, but I don't want it to be silly. This stumbles into silliness a few times.
I get the psychological horror aspect of this movie especially for childless women of a certain age. This one loses me with that baby swinging between her legs. It struck me as stupid, silly, and obvious. It reminds me of Freddy Got Fingered and it had the same effect. It's an outrageous joke. I understand her Kafkaesque surreal journey, but I don't want it to be silly. This stumbles into silliness a few times.