Malcolm & Marie

It's a movie about two people who have no business being in a relationship starting an argument in every room they enter in a house they don't own. That's it. That's the entire movie.

People raving this movie as the best movie on relationship doesn't have even know R of Relationship. This is just a bickering, shouting and insulting one another until one lays down his weapon and confess his defeat.

This review is a mere speculation of what i observed of the movie. firstly may i say i am so impressed with the dialogue in it, and the fact that with only Zendaya & John alone as cast, managed to pull a masterpiece. one would say that that's very considerate given the fact that we're in a pandemic, i say: that's all he needed anyway. here's my speculation on the movie: Malcom (Sam as a producer) Marie (Sam's past as an addict) it seems to me like Sam is arguing with himself in the movie; Marie was angry at the fact that he didn't thank her for the influence she had on his film, while he thanked everyone else. Malcom apologizes and argues back that it wasn't ONLY about her, and starts to mention other people and situations. to me the movie was very rich and real, touches subjects that usually linger only in the mind, and so little spoken. it felt like a journey through Sam's mind and life struggles, i could be wrong, nevertheless it's an incredible movie.

Dull, if you want to watch a couple argue for an hour and half, come round to mine after I roll home worse for wear after an afternoon out with the lads. It's probably more fun than this pseudo intellectual tripe.

If I wanted to watch two people argue for a few hours I'd just go to my parents house. No idea how this is rated so high. I love both the main actors in this movie, but this movie itself just flat out sucks.

If I wanted to hear a couple arguing for 100 mins I would take off my headphones and listen to my next door neighbors This film is annoying & boring. The acting is Ok. JDW is a clone of his father but it would be nice to see him n something with more range. Zendaya is extremely likable but, again the character isn't. This should've been a short