Can this get more real...on screen ?!

Rating: 9/10 (7 December 2019)

You start to watch this movie because there's the gorgeous Scarlett Johansson in it, especially if you're a guy. Very quickly you realize there's no Scarlett Johansson, there is just Nicole. Oh ok, that voice , hoarsely-whiskely-huskey , brings her back momentarily, but thats it. Let's get to the movie as we're done with the motive of watching it.
Noah-what ? Sorry, never heard him, ok he's got an oscar nomination, but...what's that movie he was nominated for ? Gotta watch it...he's so bloody good. The director and the movie picks up all the nuances of a failing marriage...well almost. The dialogue is so real that you start imagining yourself there ( you will know what I mean , if you're married). Two successful people but flawed parents, yet basking in the unblemished love of an adorable child. Sensitive portrayal of the central characters keep you engrossed. The only flaw is the sanitization of the mess a divorce creates. The protagonists are seemingly well-off , so , howmuchsoever they talk about the expenses and the fallout , the pain doesn't cut deep. So nobody sheds a tear at the end of this drama.