My Ex-Ex
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When Mary's boyfriend Ted invites her out to a fancy restaurant, she's convinced he's going to pop the question. But instead of getting hitched, Mary gets dumped. To cheer her up, Mary's friends take her to see a psychic who casts a spell to reconnect Mary with her ex-boyfriend. The only problem is... Mary didn't say which one. She bumps into her college boyfriend Patrick, and despite feeling he's completely wrong for her, she slowly falls for him again. Ted soon realizes his... (Full plot summary below)

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Actors in My Ex-Ex:

André Bharti
Katherine Barrell
Ray Galletti
Emily Alatalo
Tamara Duarte
Randal Edwards

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When Mary's boyfriend Ted invites her out to a fancy restaurant, she's convinced he's going to pop the question. But instead of getting hitched, Mary gets dumped. To cheer her up, Mary's friends take her to see a psychic who casts a spell to reconnect Mary with her ex-boyfriend. The only problem is... Mary didn't say which one. She bumps into her college boyfriend Patrick, and despite feeling he's completely wrong for her, she slowly falls for him again. Ted soon realizes his mistake and wants Mary back. Mary is torn between her two exes: Mr. Right on paper, and Mr. Right for her.

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National Post - 3/10 by David BerryLittle about this script -- stuffed with dudebro jokes, wacky accents and "funny" rapping that would have seemed tired in the days of Sir Mix-a-Lot -- seems thought out beyond the premise.
NOW Toronto - 3/10 by Radheyan SimonpillaiThe gags in My Ex-Ex, directed by Nathaniel Warsh, are all about pushing the envelope because, really, this impotent low-rent comedy, which reaches for Apatow but falls well below Sandler, has nothing else to offer.
User Review - 10/10 by Eric HMy Ex-Ex is the new Canadian romantic comedy written by and starring André Bharti. Set in Toronto, My Ex-Ex is the story of Mary and her quest for the right man and right love. Unrequited love is a common theme in the Romcom genre, however, Bharti's script is able to approach the subject in a fairly new, pretty engaging way. The movie is both endearing and witty. Canadian actress Katherine Barell plays the female lead, Mary. Barell's portrayal of the lovesick Mary centres the movie and allows the other characters the opportunity to showcase their quirky and larger than life personalities. Mary begins the movie sure that the relationship she is in with Ted is heading for marriage. However, Ted, a cut-throat business type, has different plans and ends the relationship instead of proposing, which breaks Mary's heart. Ted then suggests meal options to a shocked Mary. Mary sinks into a deep depression, fueled by binge watching TV and eating cartons of ice cream. Friends Sandra and Becky try to lift Mary from her funk and suggest she see a psychic. A reluctant Mary agrees. The three ladies visit Psychic Mona Lisa, played by Luba Goy. The psychic is sure she can reconnect Mary with her ex for 50 bucks. One problem, Mary doesn't specify which ex she wants back. Unaware of the blunder, Mary awaits for her reunion with Ted. However, a chance encounter with her college ex, Patrick, complicates Mary's plans. We quickly learn that unrequited love isn't unique to Mary's situation with Ted, in an interesting dynamic, it is also indicative of Patrick's feelings for Mary. Patrick's friends remind Patrick that Mary once broke his heart and advise him to be weary of the woman who may be on the rebound. Patrick refuses to heed the warnings and dives face first into the pursuit of his old, new love. Mary is ultimately left with decision of being with someone who is financially stable but may not love her as much as she loves him, or a man who adores her but has a lot of growing up to do. My Ex-Ex is a clever re-telling of the age old love triangle, however the movie diverts from the redundant Romcom formula to add a refreshing take full of nuance and varied perspective.
User Review - 10/10 by Joshua DMy Ex-Ex is the new Canadian romantic comedy written by and starring André Bharti. Set in Toronto, My Ex-Ex is the story of Mary and her quest for the right man and right love. Unrequited love is a common theme in the Romcom genre, however, Bharti's script is able to approach the subject in a fairly new, pretty engaging way. The movie is both endearing and witty. Canadian actress Katherine Barell plays the female lead, Mary. Barell's portrayal of the lovesick Mary centres the movie and allows the other characters the opportunity to showcase their quirky and larger than life personalities. Mary begins the movie sure that the relationship she is in with Ted is heading for marriage. However, Ted, a cut-throat business type, has different plans and ends the relationship instead of proposing, which breaks Mary's heart. Ted then suggests meal options to a shocked Mary. Mary sinks into a deep depression, fueled by binge watching TV and eating cartons of ice cream. Friends Sandra and Becky try to lift Mary from her funk and suggest she see a psychic. A reluctant Mary agrees. The three ladies visit Psychic Mona Lisa, played by Luba Goy. The psychic is sure she can reconnect Mary with her ex for 50 bucks. One problem, Mary doesn't specify which ex she wants back. Unaware of the blunder, Mary awaits for her reunion with Ted. However, a chance encounter with her college ex, Patrick, complicates Mary's plans. We quickly learn that unrequited love isn't unique to Mary's situation with Ted, in an interesting dynamic, it is also indicative of Patrick's feelings for Mary. Patrick's friends remind Patrick that Mary once broke his heart and advise him to be weary of the woman who may be on the rebound. Patrick refuses to heed the warnings and dives face first into the pursuit of his old, new love. Mary is ultimately left with decision of being with someone who is financially stable but may not love her as much as she loves him, or a man who adores her but has a lot of growing up to do. My Ex-Ex is a clever re-telling of the age old love triangle, however the movie diverts from the redundant Romcom formula to add a refreshing take full of nuance and varied perspective.
User Review - 10/10 by Liz OMy Ex-Ex is the new Canadian romantic comedy written by and starring André Bharti. Set in Toronto, My Ex-Ex is the story of Mary and her quest for the right man and right love. Unrequited love is a common theme in the Romcom genre, however, Bharti's script is able to approach the subject in a fairly new, pretty engaging way. The movie is both endearing and witty. Canadian actress Katherine Barell plays the female lead, Mary. Barell's portrayal of the lovesick Mary centres the movie and allows the other characters the opportunity to showcase their quirky and larger than life personalities. Mary begins the movie sure that the relationship she is in with Ted is heading for marriage. However, Ted, a cut-throat business type, has different plans and ends the relationship instead of proposing, which breaks Mary's heart. Ted then suggests meal options to a shocked Mary. Mary sinks into a deep depression, fueled by binge watching TV and eating cartons of ice cream. Friends Sandra and Becky try to lift Mary from her funk and suggest she see a psychic. A reluctant Mary agrees. The three ladies visit Psychic Mona Lisa, played by Luba Goy. The psychic is sure she can reconnect Mary with her ex for 50 bucks. One problem, Mary doesn't specify which ex she wants back. Unaware of the blunder, Mary awaits for her reunion with Ted. However, a chance encounter with her college ex, Patrick, complicates Mary's plans. We quickly learn that unrequited love isn't unique to Mary's situation with Ted, in an interesting dynamic, it is also indicative of Patrick's feelings for Mary. Patrick's friends remind Patrick that Mary once broke his heart and advise him to be weary of the woman who may be on the rebound. Patrick refuses to heed the warnings and dives face first into the pursuit of his old, new love. Mary is ultimately left with decision of being with someone who is financially stable but may not love her as much as she loves him, or a man who adores her but has a lot of growing up to do. My Ex-Ex is a clever re-telling of the age old love triangle, however the movie diverts from the redundant Romcom formula to add a refreshing take full of nuance and varied perspective.
User Review - 8/10 by Elizabeth SHilarious. This was a damn funny movie - I caught it in Hamilton - awesome!

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