The Break-Up Artist
The Break-Up Artist
A professional couple-breaker is forced to become a matchmaker when new competition muscles her out of the break-up business. In order to save her company (and keep her high-priced wardrobe) she'll have to rely on her old nemesis: love.
John Doner reviewedAugust 13, 2025
It was an okay movie, for one thing is there break up people or is it just made up for the movie because I have heard of any business that helps break up couples, and she was living to much with old movies because she talks about how the men on the movies know how to be confident with women, and I said of course it's in the script for that to happen and men in the movie are always confident because they know they are getting the woman, because it's in the script and the women aren't going to turn them down because they aren't suppose to, it's in the script, people use movies as examples but seem to always forget that it's the script that dictates what's going to happen, it's not as if it's real life, another reason is that it's really stupid for someone to say women brains are more advanced and that men are supposed to get caught up and know what the women is thinking, that's not true, women's brains are not advanced, they just work different, women think that men should know because they don't want to have to look like the teacher to a student and guide the man to do and think the way women would like them to say and do, they think men should understand by now, but what they don't understand is that we are slow and we have know idea what they expect and we are not mind readers, and lastly, the guy should have known that Ashley was only after his money and shouldn't have been so eager to get her back, should have been happy with getting rid of her, she's a golddigger, these are the reasons I gave it a low score