SteezLaFlare

5y

Will watch this weekend. I’m trynna compile my top 25 movies of the year. Gotta peep this to see if the hype is justified

ChiefSosa

5y

Why Scarlett always got that haircut? Is it a white feminism thing or something?

p t

5y

crazy yall got Meyerowitz last

Marriage Story and Meyerowitz are the only Noah films i dont hate

VirgilVanDijk

5y

It's easily top 10 for me

SteezLaFlare

5y

Will watch this weekend. I’m trynna compile my top 25 movies of the year. Gotta peep this to see if the hype is justified

VirgilVanDijk

5y

I thought this was amazing. Depressing watch, as it was all for almost nothing in the end...

Couple of things hit hard in this, everyday struff that's present in almost any relationship and isn't an issue in itself but in combination with other things it becomes a problem.

"You shouldn't be angry that I slept with someone, you should be angry that I shared a laugh"

p t

5y

crazy yall got Meyerowitz last

Marriage Story and Meyerowitz are the only Noah films i dont hate

UIP

5y

all the MFs saying that scene was “unrealistic” have definitely never been in a serious enough relationship to have an argument like that

laudi

5y

You and your girl okay watching this together?

SIGH

5y

I enjoyed bits and pieces of this a lot. There are a lot of very good observations on the f***ed up legality and absurdity of some aspects of divorce. There are also some very well acted, heartfelt scenes that hit perfectly.

BUT - I wanted to feel more FOR the divorce... i wanted to agree that the divorce was the right move... but i didn't. I didnt understand why they wanted to get divorced other than scarjo's: "i feel trapped and i want to move to LA" Adam Driver's character didn't even have a family, you'd think he would fight for this one like "why are you doing this?!" or at least have some sort of heavy heart about the divorce itself. but nah - its like "you want a divorce? okay..." Maybe that was his attitude for everything and thats another reason she wanted to leave?
We don't get to see what the major issues were (they just drifted apart?) We get to assume there was a lack of intimacy when the cheating comes up ("i was sleeping on the couch by then") So i'm guessing there was also a lack of sex?
Don't couples have to live thru this all the time? giving up dreams to raise a family, giving up certain things to help spouse attain a goal. having separate independent professional lives but staying together for the kid (ESPECIALLY since there's no substance abuse or physical abuse or emotional) Both of them were like "Yeah f*** it- lets end this".

SIGH

5y

I enjoyed bits and pieces of this a lot. There are a lot of very good observations on the f***ed up legality and absurdity of some aspects of divorce. There are also some very well acted, heartfelt scenes that hit perfectly.

BUT - I wanted to feel more FOR the divorce... i wanted to agree that the divorce was the right move... but i didn't. I didnt understand why they wanted to get divorced other than scarjo's: "i feel trapped and i want to move to LA" Adam Driver's character didn't even have a family, you'd think he would fight for this one like "why are you doing this?!" or at least have some sort of heavy heart about the divorce itself. but nah - its like "you want a divorce? okay..." Maybe that was his attitude for everything and thats another reason she wanted to leave?
We don't get to see what the major issues were (they just drifted apart?) We get to assume there was a lack of intimacy when the cheating comes up ("i was sleeping on the couch by then") So i'm guessing there was also a lack of sex?
Don't couples have to live thru this all the time? giving up dreams to raise a family, giving up certain things to help spouse attain a goal. having separate independent professional lives but staying together for the kid (ESPECIALLY since there's no substance abuse or physical abuse or emotional) Both of them were like "Yeah f*** it- lets end this".

laudi

5y

Driver really had the biggest come up of the decade

UIP

5y

i was talking to my wife the other day about this. wasn’t until i saw him in this that i realized he’s finna be this generation’s Leo or Johnny Depp type. dude has had SO many roles that he’s knocked out of the park already.

laudi

5y

Girls, Star Wars, Logan Lucky, this and Broadway

UIP

5y

i think that was a big part of the point of the film, whether or not the divorce was even the right move for them to make. i love how this film deadass just shows us the ups and downs of the end of a marriage and let’s us gather everything else/make our moral judgements on our own. i can’t stand when films try to shoehorn emotion or tell you how to feel.