Yeah, ok, but it's mentioned once and then dropped. It was thrown out there in a scene to make us care more about the boys, and then the film ends with no further discussion of it. It just needed a bit more, like a conclusion. I'm in the minority of people who didn't have an issue with the boys from the start. I enjoyed watching all the characters in the film, for whatever reason, and I agree that the boys needed SOME story, but the divorce just seemed like an attempt to give them some depth for one scene, and then ignored for the rest of the film.