I would like to send the filmmakers a card... to express my disappointment in this film. Barely funny comedy is too convoluted. Ironically, it needed a better writer.

Girlfriend's Day doesn't know what it wants to be. Sometimes its trying to be funny and sometimes its trying to be a dramatic mystery and it winds up falling flat. Its conveniently short at 70 minutes but it doesn't have much of a story to tell.

Hard to believe Bob Odenkirk actually agreed to be in this. He was the only reason I watched it when I saw it on Netflix and even HE couldn't save this shit of a movie.

This was really bad... shoulda listened tot he naysayers on Trakt!!!
1/10

Watched the first ~15 minutes and stopped. Nothing interesting.

Do you happen to like dry, dark, & cheap comedies?! THIS would be the movie for you... especially to know what this all so amazing card, that this not so amazing card writer, had put in the "best card ever written". I can get down with a dry or dark comedy any day that ends in a 'Y', but there needs to be some kind of substance for my brain to wrap around... when/if you've seen this movie and the part that sticks out the most to you, like it does to me, are the "BumbFight" scenes. which one of them just happens to be the once very successful card writer's hero.... but he can't even walk up to talk to the homeless man. Netflix usually has a reputation for putting out of at least buying the rights to some really monumental movies. this isn't one of them. 4-10 (only because of the BumbFights)