Though Harry (Milo Gibson) isn't easy to sympathize with in the beginning, stick with the movie, because Daisy (Jordan Hinson) brings out the best in him.

Despite the unconventional premise and the sometimes too-light take on a serous topic, there's something compelling about the bond between the characters that kept me invested until the end.

The odd pair up proves there's someone for everyone, and Breaking and Exiting delivered an unexpectedly sweet romance with a twist or two.

The improbable meeting of a thirtysomething thief and a thirties trying to commit suicide in a romantic comedy. Improbable but funny, this film gave me a good time, it is quite rhythmic and short, I got into it well. I recommend it to have a good time.

The movie is decent.... Gibson compelling.

Reviews and ratings are another story: NONE identifying drugs/alcohol.... yet, she swallows a bottle of hydrocodone with a glass (bottle) of wine and now they're getting high.... LMAO.... 'NONE'.