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Ex-spouses meet after many years under particularly unpleasant circumstances: the husband has to put his ex-wife behind bars.
Milo Boyd (Gerard Butler) works as a "ransom hunter". His job is to drag into the courtroom those who try to avoid the fist of justice. However, he has not been doing well lately. So when, thanks to the irony of fate, he has the task of dragging his ex-wife to court by her hair (or hair), he even licks his tongue with pleasure. It turns out that his wife (actress Jennifer Aniston) has committed a crime and brazenly tried to escape from the clutches of law and order.
According to her, she was wrongly accused and actually did nothing wrong. On the contrary, she claims to be a victim who is trying to deal with the real criminals, the corrupt cops. Because Nikolė is a journalist, and journalists, as news, like to rummage through dirty laundry and sometimes find particularly dirty secrets in them... However, Mailas is not going to listen to Nikolė's persuasions and whining - he knows very well that his ex-wife's tears are not always sincere and real. Miles hopes that this job will be easy and - he already feels it - will bring him extraordinary satisfaction. Unfortunately, he is sorely mistaken.
Nicole escapes from her ex-husband, and the story about the bad cops trying to frame her turns out to be true. Milo gets involved in a chase that doesn't bode well. He is chasing his ex-wife, and she is being chased by men brandishing guns and eager to eliminate the unwanted witness at any cost. They are not at all inclined to explain who Milo is and how many targets are in the crosshairs - one or two. So Mailo also has to wear a fur coat. The "till death do us part" promise they once made at the altar takes on new meaning...
"I will sit my ex" is a humorous story about the relationship of a former couple, in which not everything has been resolved yet. Even ex-spouses have something to be angry about, right? Wise people say that from hate to love is just one step.
Location: Cinema Hall (Building A)
