6) Side notes: Denis Leary looks like he's walked 10 miles of bad road. Please stop the trope of aggressively mediocre white men being able to pull extraordinary non-white women.
She should have whipped her sister's ass for being rude & insulting to her husband.
Eva Longoria is a gem. #OhWhatFun

5) There are too many side characters that pop up for no reason & who do nothing to advance the storyline.

4) Claire starts to get into a Falling Down/Thelma & Louise trajectory, but unlike those characters, she never sees any negative consequences of her behavior (not even the illegal stuff).

3) Her eldest daughter is doing pretty well. But her two younger children are both awful. An argument could be made that Claire was more focused on parenting & pouring into her daughter bc the pressure to conform to standards of I perfection--driven by consumerism & competition--wasn't as prevalent

2) The idea seems to be that Michelle's character Claire is a fantastic mom. The extravagant holiday decorations, perfectly wrapped Christmas gifts, never sitting down to dinner because she's the chef, server, & table busser.

1) Michelle Pfeiffer is playing a character who's irritated. But I also feel that as an ActOR (arguably a Serious ActOR™️), she seems kinda irked with this role. She looks really good.
#OhWhatFun

Things like this happen to me all the time & I'm just like...

Where have I been?

Well, damn.😆

And they could also say nothing. That option is always readily available, and yet few people seem to know about it

A picture's worth a thousand words…?

Where?