iamwhatiseem
Diamond Member
Watched last night, overall it was a decent movie.
The way the movie constantly flashes between the years of their short marriage, the viewer loses connection with it. Just as you start to get into a scene, they flash to another scene - might be a year back, or a year forward. You never really connect to a cohesive story.
It has some very good moments, but they are surrounded by a poorly executed story.
Also - to me Andrew Garfield wasn't the right actor. He doesn't have the chops to play opposite of Florence Pugh, who is a much better actress. She stole every scene she was in, and he was just there to be a character for her to act with.
All in all, if you are subscribed to HBO - go for it, you may like it. The audience reviews are all over the map on this one.
The way the movie constantly flashes between the years of their short marriage, the viewer loses connection with it. Just as you start to get into a scene, they flash to another scene - might be a year back, or a year forward. You never really connect to a cohesive story.
It has some very good moments, but they are surrounded by a poorly executed story.
Also - to me Andrew Garfield wasn't the right actor. He doesn't have the chops to play opposite of Florence Pugh, who is a much better actress. She stole every scene she was in, and he was just there to be a character for her to act with.
All in all, if you are subscribed to HBO - go for it, you may like it. The audience reviews are all over the map on this one.
