Resort for couples

Tea, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, big eyes, small eyes, every day, the happy enemies who jumped into the marriage grave, even if they were once passionate, will inevitably become aesthetically tired. There are several good friends now to testify. Middle-aged Jon Favreau and Kristen Davis respect each other like ice, one always flirting with a not yet old waitress in a small tavern, and the other never returning home at night to have wild sex with a fitness coach in the car 300 times. The once seemingly perfect couple Jason Bateman and Kristen Bell constantly bicker, and eight out of ten of their passionate moments are used for confrontation. The only couple that seems to be a bit distant from the seven-year itch curse is Vince Vaughn and Malin Akerman, but they are just a seemingly harmonious pair. Having a family and taking care of children's bowel movements can't help but make couples feel nauseous. And there's also the tall black guy Figo, who recently became infatuated with a girl young enough to be his daughter, causing quite a mess. Not considering past feelings and going separate ways is not a good way to solve problems. The Jason couple came up with a great idea to save their marriage: vacation therapy. In the atmosphere of a second honeymoon under blue skies and seas and exotic customs, it should be a joyful thing for quarreling enemies to regain romantic passion. After all, accustomed to being frugal, the young couple doesn't forget to look for bargains on vacation. They heard about a group-buying deal for a luxury partner resort tour with extra discounts, so naturally they talked several pairs of good friends into joining the group. After a lot of trouble with cars, ships, and planes, the four couples finally arrived at a beautiful tropical island. As soon as they stepped onto this place called Eden Resort, they all cheered, calling it worth the trip. With the sea meeting the sky, luxurious villas, exotic cuisine, sunbathing, and saunas, this place was like Disneyland for adults. But there's no such thing as a free lunch. Just as they were having fun, the resort's requirements made them dumbfounded. Besides eating, drinking, and playing, couples must take time to participate in pre-arranged activities, whether it's a couple skills training class starting at six in the morning or a psychological expert consultation starting at nine, none can be missed. Well, well, since we're here, let's make the best of it. Isn't it just setting aside a little time each day to receive instruction? It should be a piece of cake. But shark escape, shocking yoga, alternative heart-to-heart talks, double-person rowing in the rain, and the resort owner who likes to be naked making Reno bloom a hundred flowers, can these really save these four confused couples? Partner Resort, Partner Resort, Partner Resort.