“The Best of Me” - True Love Makes Infidelity OK

I was looking to take my wife to a movie when I decided to look up "The Best of Me" because my wife seemed interested in the trailer. We both did not know anything about it and learned that Hollywood has yet again romanticized cheating in this movie. In this case it is OK for the wife to cheat with her ex from high school because her husband turned to drinking when their daughter died; nothing like a spouse kicking him when he is down. The Plot summary that I got on line states in part the following:

Dawson learns that Amanda had befriended Tuck the last few years of his life. Amanda and Dawson talk while having dinner together in Tuck's house, before parting. Later, Amanda's mother lectures her about her relationship with Dawson and how it looks, particularly because Amanda is married. She is unaware that Amanda's marriage is strained due to her husband's alcoholism following their daughter's death. The next day, Amanda and Dawson meet with Tuck's lawyer and learn that they are to scatter Tuck's ashes at a cabin he owned with his wife. They have lunch and discuss their plans. The following day, Dawson and Amanda go to Tuck's cabin and read Tuck's love letters to his wife. Dawson and Amanda spend a passionate night together. The following day, Amanda decides to return to her family.

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