THE DRAMA Ending Explained, Movie Review & Deeper Meaning

They were such hypocrites for ostracizing Emma like that! For one thing, "tell me the worst thing you ever done" is maybe the dumbest game one could possibly think up. But also after confiding in them, they treated Emma as if she went through with her plan (which of course she didn't), and never asked what could have driven her to that point. On top of that, I think high school is where insecurity has the most impact on a kid given social dynamics and that stage of brain development. So it's not uncommon to consider extreme measures to overcome insecurity at that age. I for one considered suicide multiple times back then over the smallest f**kin things, thinking to myself "this will solve the problem"

I thought he was going to commit a shooting after the wedding fall out

Dude what are you talking about? You’re not here to say whether thinking about doing a mass sh**ting should be judged?

Not a good movie

I think it was important to hear the background like why she got to that point and how she got out of it and I think they handled that well. The way she described “waking up” and then being an activist. Charlie completely glossed over that and kept trying to blame some incident. Like listen.

I think that beyond sitting in the feeling of accepting or not a partner’s dark past,something even more dark lies and is how far you could go for love,to the point of believing,blurring lines of your own judgement, losing yourself and telling yourself lies so you can ignore the hard truth cause you love this person. That’s what charlie did ,and honestly it was a really tragic relationship. By the way their acting was on point they are such great ,their facial expressions Zendeya really scared me I have never seen her play such a strong role she was amazing. Robert also look so stress and crazy both so great!

Glad I went into watching this movie without knowing anything about it! It is one of those awkward, uncomfortable movies to watch but yet still a very interesting storyline. Great acting from Zendaya and Pattinson and a good balance of chemistry.. A good drama, a bit of comedy with a darker side.. Definitely worth your time watching!

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Really good movie

I went into this yesterday having only seen the poster and a vague plot description. I wasn't quite ready for a film like this! It's better to go in completely blind with something like this.

That does not work for me. The acting was good but the writing…. The correct to response to someone bullying you or harassment is to make sure you acknowledge the behavior, process the emotions, document, learn how to defend yourself, and get recompense for the action against you. When you harm someone or something, even if you did not expect the the amount of damage that happened your supposed to take accountability, fix what you can, learn from it, apologize, and the important part (don’t do it again). The movie is too casual about actions that really harm actual people. I understand building a character, their weaknesses, and providing growth in a story but it was just wrong. It feels like they’re aiming for controversy rather than confronting the problem. In way saying, it’s okay to not have empathy and we have all thought about it so just move on. There are limits to what you should accept from your family, friends, colleagues, and romantic partners. No, you should not abuse children or people with disabilities, emotional torture someone out of their life, cheat on your spouse, show up to your “friends”wedding to show how much hate them, or plan to murder people because you have conflicts. It’s okay to seek help not validation from outside yourself. No, I don’t have empathy for the a wanna be or actually mass murder. The movie actually disgusted me trying to equalize or minimize murder. If you are in anyway afraid of a communal space, home or partner PLEASE seek help.

This movie is terrible..

Emm i dont think we should wonder if she was going to do anything nuts if they didnt marry, she seemed way more stable than anyone else

I just watched it and honestly didnt really like it. You wait the whole film for something interesting to happen and all you get are some chaotic interactions. It didnt really keep me interested in the plot

I think what was really funny about the fiancé, Charlie, like, justifying that she saw her friend that she was close to when she was young die. That made more sense than what she actually said. She was alone, she was bullied, and through the flashbacks, you can see that she was truly alone, her mother nor her father was there. Which kind of is a thought-provoking question: On what level of severity do you deem it's okay for someone to have these thoughts?

At no point on the current world did Emma seem scary, but Charlie….absolutely.

This movie was soo good. Made me and my friend think about relationships and society in general

People are such hypocrits

I just feel like if Emma were a man, the conversation would be very different. There are women that are suffering from domestic abuse, so I feel like if you found out that your husband considered that, you are in the right to want to leave, because why would you want to stay to find out? Then again, the movie was an interesting dive into the human psyche, seeing what isolation and bullying can lead you to and the importance of community.