"Marriage Story" It's easy to fall in love but hard to get along, meeting is hard and parting is also hard.
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Contains plot revelations
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The divorce story of Marvel's Black Widow and Star Wars' Kylo Ren, Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver return to play ordinary people, allowing the audience (whether married or single) to deeply feel that an imperfect marriage is just like this; theoretically, one shouldn't regret, but in reality, one always wants to regret, and ultimately has to embark on the path of divorce.
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One part of the movie that I keep reflecting on is how it presents both sides' responsibilities and imperfections through the mediation of lawyers; to be honest, it’s not just one side’s fault, perhaps both sides have made efforts, but neither realized they were going in the wrong direction; what's more realistic is that at the beginning of love, many things can be tolerated as much as possible, but over time and with different life stages, the original love will inevitably change, and this is something that cannot be altered no matter how hard one tries; in short, it’s just no longer love.
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Actually, I was a bit resistant to this type of material at first, always feeling that after watching it, I would get too caught up and think about my own memories of love; sure enough, the excellent performances of the male and female leads drew me in, haha, during the viewing process, it felt like watching a reality show titled "Dear, We Are Divorcing," with my emotions fluctuating along with the plot, and the final ending indeed made me a bit sentimental, but it was also the best ending.
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I can only sigh for the male lead:
Although the relationship later got worse, it was originally a sincere choice made by oneself; since it really cannot work out anymore, we can only part rationally~
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This is a classic work that is very suitable to quietly savor in your room, it's also great for singles to watch, I recommend it to my fellow single film lovers like me.
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P.S. I felt it was a pity that Ray Liotta didn’t appear in The Irishman, but he unexpectedly shows up in Marriage Story as a big lawyer~ what a surprise~
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