Together (2021)

Tired of this "Here is Our Family" movie tripe.

Keep it.

Zero Stars.

Fmovies: The most boring movie I've seen in a long time, it's just a bunch of rambling.

A wonderful portrayal of the reality of the emotions, relationships and life events, under the microscope of what the world witnessed as part of the Covid-19 Pandemic. Brilliantly written, with some of the best acting I have ever seen.

Together fmovies. They must have the lowest budget for this movie. Same house/location, only 2 lead actors (with script). Basically they were speaking to the camera as a third person about their life during lockdown in UK.

Storyline.... if based on true story, it was sad to hear. But if the writer created the story, then it was super not interesting.

Lot of overly exaggerated acting by the two leading actors who played the couple. There's nothing to make you interested for this bored-you-to-death British movie. The couple in this movie were not likable at all. I even spotted the guy who played the husband who looked at the camera very often. When they sat at the counter eating mushrooms, his mouth didn't shut tight when chewing, so the noises came out of his mouth were just too overwhelmingly loud and annoying.

There's absolutely nothing worth you to invest over 10 to 15 minutes of your awakening time to watch this lame movie. Just another very typical British movie, totally unnecessary.

A dark comedy drama exploring the story of a disfunctiontional couple, who hates each others but stay together for the "sake" of their son, throughout the covid-19's lockdown from 2020 up to at least 1st half of 2021. At first i thought that it's still a bit early to explore this theme, but it's actually a perfect time to release it.

You'll have a good laugh and cry out of this movie, brilliant script and performance from both James McAvoy & Sharon Horgan. It does it feels like a play, since they're mostly involved us into their conversations, they look straight to the camera. At first, it's kind of weird but it doesn't lasts that long for me to be hooked to the story.

1.5 hrs doesn't feels that long, I even surprises when the movie ends because I thought it still have like at least 30 minutes to go. I've re-watched it at least 4 times as for now, and each time it's still gives me a good laugh & heartbreak at the same time. Even if you're not from the UK, you'll somehow still can relate about a few aspects explored in this movie.

It's just good. Give it a try.