For Better or Worse is a 1995 American comedy-drama film written by Jeff Nathanson and directed by Jason Alexander, who stars alongside Lolita Davidovich and James Woods.

[2] Michael Makeshift is a lonely, sad man who can't get over the fact his fiancée dumped him.

His henchmen mutiny and force him to reveal that the clueless Valerie carries the security codes they need to pull off the job in her suitcase.

[citation needed] The film grossed $25,912 on its opening weekend in the USA across 24 screens before totaling $40,622 by the end of March.

[7] In 2004, Vince Leo of Qwipster.net gave an unfavorable review, stating: "Not exactly the directorial debut that Seinfeld favorite Jason Alexander would have hoped for, For Better or Worse is little more than a ninety-minute collection of strained situations and unfunny moments.

"[8] The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reviewed the film upon release, giving a rating of two and a half stars out of four, noting: "Exceedingly strange comedy wavers between hilarity and "huh?".

"[9] Following its release, For Better or Worse remained out-of-print and only available on VHS, although, in recent years, it is available as a download via iTunes[10] and on Amazon via Instant Video.