It’s a cinematic reminder that asks the question, is cheating morally right? Telling someone you are going to do something and then not doing it never is. Throughout the entire film, things are complicated.
The gist is, it’s about two people who meet in - yep, you guessed it - 28 hotel rooms and share snippets of their lives over the course of a few years. One that I checked out a couple of years back is entitled 28 Hotel Rooms. Second, as much as some of y’all wanna dog the Tubi app out, let me just say that for every 15 sucky movies, there are 4.5 good ones (LOL), especially in the indie section. After all, reportedly, 20 percent of men cheat, and 13 percent of women do yet let’s not overlook that the stats are based on how many have actually admitted to doing it before. Hmph, to tell you the truth, that’s why my eyebrow goes up (and sometimes my eyes roll as well) whenever I see the constant gender war topic of cheating coming up on social media - a part of me wonders if it’s the paranoia that comes from projecting more than anything else.
And let me just say this - since I know that the topic may be triggering for some of you, let me explain my thought process before we get into the thick of it all.įirst, as a marriage life coach for many years now, let me just say that when it comes to who has confessed to committing infidelity (which can mean marital disloyalty or disloyalty, in general) more, at this point, it’s kind of neck and neck - if the wives don’t actually have a slight lead. Yeah, this one is about to be interesting.
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