Married Life |
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| Cast Chris Cooper, Pierce Brosnan, Patricia Clarkson, Rachel McAdams Director Ira Sachs Premise A man is cheating on his wife and tells his best friend. It is soon found that no person in the film is perfect and the protagonist is perhaps the most innocent of them all. |
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| " So...why is your hair so bleached?" |
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| Rating: Insulted |
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| This is one train wreck of a movie, and I really wonder what they were trying to achieve. Adultery is wrong, so one should kill one's spouse to spare them the pain of finding out? Best friends cheat each other and spouses cheat each other but it is played out in a boring, 50's melodrama kind of way. The acting is decent by Brosnan and Cooper, while Clarkson shines and McAdams just kind of "looks pretty" (that is not her fault, but the screenplay). The plot comes full circle and nothing to drastic happens, another mistake. I do not recommend this film because it is pointless to watch. There is one scene involving cops and a busted taillight that seems so out of place I wanted to write the people that made this and ask what it was supposed to mean. Plot/Originality - 10 Acting/Characters - 35 Dialouge/Screenplay - 30 Effects/Camerawork - 45 |
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