Three couples at different stages of their relationships face marriage, adultery, and monogamy crises. Maybe I Do has two pairs of septuagenarians cheating on each other while their children date. The millennials hit a commitment snag, decide to involve their parents, and schedule a family dinner where everyone meets for the first time. Shenanigans predictably ensue as the philandering spouses have a painfully awkward encounter. Maybe I Do attempts insightful discourse on the merits of marriage. Can love last after the physical excitement wanes, procreation occurs, and time inevitably passes?

The Only Movie With Denzel Washington & John Travolta Is This Forgotten Remake, And It’s Aged Pretty Well
Based on a book from 1973, The Taking of Pelham 123 was adapted to film for the first time in 1974, which told the fictional

