Marriage Story - Movie Review

When the actors truly believe they REALLY ARE their characters and you forget that you’re just watching a movie. That’s magic.

Had to put this one on pause. I really wanna see this. Will come back to your vid bro lol. Just wanted a little peek into this movie

The whole movie I was thinking "why is she doing this to him? Shes just being nasty for no reason." At the end I realized she kinda had to drag out the legal shit to get some actual middle ground instead of just what he wants.

What a fucking sad ass movie. Great acting, though, especially liking Ray Liotta's divorce lawyer character.

The LA family court judge in the movie (about 1 hr 30 mins into movie) is the guy from Drunk History who does story about Abe Lincoln being an awkward ape... ape man... awkward!

Wow. So in the film it shows how divorce is on the side of women. You didn't mention that. Bad review.

Stop trying to argue about who was in the right and in the wrong, this isn't what the movie intended for you to be thinking about

I thought Laura Dern was better in The Founder. Also, I thought it was sad that she was the one to get a statue because Driver and ScarJo are so incredible in this.

This movie is so believable it heavily reminds me my fear of commitment and relationships.

"Goddamn this year is good!"

Ah we were young once.

My family has gone through divorce and after watching this movie it was very accurate

the acting in this movie was amazing to say the least especially in that fight scene in Adams house

For a film which did not make much money, why did that happen?

This movie is whats wron with this generation.

I love how the film was framed perfectly down the middle in most shots as sticking to the theme of splitting everything 50/50

I love all the subtle things like how the lawyers are having these heated talk and then suddenly talking about lunch and complimenting each other, but get all nasty again towards each other when they're settling. It really does make lawyers seem like psychopaths

I knew this won't be going to end happily and you know i hate when a movie had a tragic ending. Yes its a good movie with a great acting but i hate it. I'm a person he wants to cheer the love and be happy at the ending but this movie gave a sad phase for few days. Crazy

Haha..... if the final year of a decade is great for movies we certainly know 2020, the beginning of a decade is dog shit for movie and most other things...lol

This movie or the comments and reviews at least, made me feel dumb lmao because I thought the movie was so boring the acting was great but nothing happened at all

Yes cool movie and great at suggesting that divorce doesn´t all ways have to end ugly. But these kind of sepperations happen in a blue moon. I just don´t buy the calmness of the situation and it was so relieving when they both finally lost their shit and argued it was about time. Can´t hold your feeling in forever and if you do your lying. LOL

What if they had read their letters in the first place. That point is pivotal.

Who the fuck wants to watch a film about a husband and wife hollering and shouting at each other for two hours?

Just watched this film and it blew me away, absolutely brilliant and Adam and Scarlet were amazing

Avatar was in 2009

Funny people was 09!? Best year in movie history 😜 I legit do love that one though 🖤

emotional and practical 👌👌

This movie is insanely overrated

This film is absolutely perfect and flawless.

I don't usually cry watching movies, but this one destroyed me

Such a great love move, nothing corny and you can just feel how empty they both are through it all while still trying to keep henry happy

A bit late to the party, but here's my 2 cents:

I know we're supposed to be conflicted about these characters, but all I can see is a woman in a midlife crisis using her child as leverage to make her soon to be ex-husband miserable as revenge for "trapping" her (a feeling that she never expresses to him and admits she couldn't even recognize within herself until the divorce)

You wanna split up, leave with no prospects, and try to restart your career? Cool. Leave the kid out of it and stop acting like your situation isn't your own fault.

Agreed. Simply said. Nice review.

Don’t forget this movie has Alan Alda (the star of M*A*S*H*)

2/10 movie

Never cried over movies but this movie was a turn table for me, kind of embarrassing but I’m glad I’m not alone who cried over this film

This movie is so accurate. The Mother always has the advantage in the law and takes everything from the father

Marriage story is one of the best movies I never want to watch again

I do appreciate good stories, good acting, good writing etc. But honestly, to me the movie was not that interesting… I dunno, maybe it’s like with wine, you really need to be an expert to appreciate the art and delicacies….

It is a terrible movie and a waste of time, dull and boring. Scarlett's acting is overrated, Adam Driver is meh. Their kid in the movie is so annoying, overall cringe movie 2/10

Frances Ha is my favorite Noah Baumbach film due to Greta Gerwig's performance, but Marriage Story is my second favorite Baumbach film due to its realism and acting.

This movie is incredible. It has incredible directing, acting, and shot composition. It has you hating characters in one scene and crying for them the next, it's impeccable. My only real problem was how much of a bummer this movie can be, which i get, it's nasty, but this movie was SOOOO upsetting at points. Honestly, the argument scene isn't even the best scene to me, that 'Being Alive' performance was the only point the movie got me crying. It showed just how much Charlie regrets everything that happened while also accepting that and really letting him move on, he'll always love his son, and he'll always love Nicole, but it comes down to a point where it's just not sustainable anymore. Great Movie, not one of my favorites per se but its absolutely an A+.

This movie reminds me of a great Iranian movie The separation (both have many similarities in a weird way)

Just finished this.
Really a fantastic film. I was also blown away

All this movie made me do was to never get a divorce lawyer 😂

The Squid and the Whale is also a wonderful watch!

2019 truly was a great year for the film industry, but little did we know...

This film depicts the raw ability for two people to mitigate the emotional impact on their son. I wish EVERY parent did this during a divorce. Mine were spiteful and decietful to each other, with no regard for discretion about it. I grew up to be a terrible person because of it. But at least I won't be a terrible person who suffers the same flaws.

This film is a portrait of how two people know they are going to fail, but want to do it as gracefully as possible, for the sake of their child. That is something more couples need to emulate and realize upon raising a child. That should be the paramount priority, no matter what.

What i dont like is argument scenes. I dont want to hear argument.

Lawyers NEVER want case$ to end 😢 Incredible Movie and also showcases how we are living in the upside down