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As someone who is currently divorcing this movie hit home multiple times...
bruh, did the lawyers get as dirty as they did in the movie?
I just watched Marriage Story on Netflix...
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bruh, did the lawyers get as dirty as they did in the movie?
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Thankfully no.
Me and her had a mediation session online then talked afterward and said to each other, we have healthy assets why should we pay lawyers silly amounts of money.
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I was going to watch queen and slim tonight but my girl was late getting ready.
we ended up watching this. It was a fantastic flick. My girl was crying throughout the whole film.
All of the acting was incredibly strong. The supporting actors like the mom, both lawyers were phenomenal.
I liked the storyline, it kept it mostly real. And truly showed the ugliness, pain and happiness that marital struggles can bring u.
Both main actors had like 3-4 scenes were they acted non-stop for 4-5 minutes. U barely see that anymore, u got to give props when it’s due.
I loved how there monologue at the beginning kept popping up.
the woman finally drinking tea with her lawyer when she was ready for a true change, the guy turning off the lights on his ex at the moms house but not turning it back on symbolizing how he was finally done being civil with her. He tried to be positive for a while naively.
Also this is just me personally but having the actors exit the main room into a secondary room, drawing you into what they’re speaking about bc u have to hear harder. They did that shyt like 5-6 times and I loved it.
great flick. I’ll wait a couple weeks to discuss the plot sense most ppl haven’t seen it yet. Def a good watch.
we ended up watching this. It was a fantastic flick. My girl was crying throughout the whole film.
All of the acting was incredibly strong. The supporting actors like the mom, both lawyers were phenomenal.
I liked the storyline, it kept it mostly real. And truly showed the ugliness, pain and happiness that marital struggles can bring u.
Both main actors had like 3-4 scenes were they acted non-stop for 4-5 minutes. U barely see that anymore, u got to give props when it’s due.
I loved how there monologue at the beginning kept popping up.
the woman finally drinking tea with her lawyer when she was ready for a true change, the guy turning off the lights on his ex at the moms house but not turning it back on symbolizing how he was finally done being civil with her. He tried to be positive for a while naively.
Also this is just me personally but having the actors exit the main room into a secondary room, drawing you into what they’re speaking about bc u have to hear harder. They did that shyt like 5-6 times and I loved it.
great flick. I’ll wait a couple weeks to discuss the plot sense most ppl haven’t seen it yet. Def a good watch.
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This is such terrible acting Gah damm
Both of them have never been good actors In anything
for real, reminds me when I was doing student films
Dude was crying throughout the whole movie, she should never do melodramatic acting, best parts of the movie were their lawyers - I would like the last 2 hrs of my life back please
Dude was crying throughout the whole movie, she should never do melodramatic acting, best parts of the movie were their lawyers - I would like the last 2 hrs of my life back please
it was supposed to symbolize men connecting with their emotions. His emotional swings were way harder than hers. That’s why the lawyer had that whole man/dad historical rant.
It’s an agenda for sure.
She’s going to be winning a lot of these this year
