Marriage Story movie plot
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Sydnie 2022-03-23 09:01:24
Whether they quarrel or seek a lawyer to solve the problem, it shows that they hardly understand each other, and the physical details of cutting hair, tying shoelaces, and ordering food can only prove that the relationship is at best family. A habit of modern people seems to talk about love and hate, but in fact they don't care about each other. The whole story is not a single story. This movie is similar to the City of Philharmonic. The stories told by these filmmakers have been separated from the public, and they don’t even bother to think about their careers.
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Chloe 2022-03-23 09:01:24
Very good. Laughing from start to finish. I have never liked Noah Baumbach, and always think he is too smart. But this one is almost comparable to Bergman's "Marriage Life", Mike Nichols' "Spiritual Night", McWynn's "My King", and Truffau's "Beds and Clouds", without the first three. The face is hideous, and the latter is full of wit. At the beginning of the film, the male and female voiceovers read the letters one by one, and I fell in love with each other for them almost at the same time. Although there were grievances and grievances from the marriage to the divorce, the two people still showed their desire for each other at the moment when the two men met each other. This is the case with most intimate relationships. On the one hand, they are trembling in love, on the other hand, they are stabbing each other, happiness is wrapped in grievances and mud, and in the end, it is just a karmic entanglement. Although the two of them had nostalgia, they knew in their hearts that it was just the warmth of a ruin. The widow sister's acting skills are becoming more and more natural, without the traces of swords and axes.
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Charlie: We didn't have a deal it was something we discussed.
Nora Fanshaw: So it's a deal when it's something you want. And a discussion when Nicole wants it?
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Nicole: Anyway... .Shall we try this?
Charlie: Ok
Charlie: I don't know how to start...
Nicole: Do you understand why I want to stay in LA?
Charlie: No.
Nicole: Well, that's not... Charlie, that's not a useful way for us to start...
Charlie: I don't understand it.
Nicole: You don't remember promising that we could do time out there?
Charlie: We discussed things. We were married, we said things. We talked about moving to Europe, about getting a sideboard or what do you call it, a credenza, to fill that empty space behind the couch. We never did any of it.