Touching and profoundly human

Rating: 10/10 (10 December 2019)

I've watched it on the day it came out but gave myself some time to digest it before sharing anything.
I REALLY liked it. The whole story is very touching because it's so down to earth. Charlie and Nicole are fantastic protagonists. Their initial love (so evident in Nicole's recollection), followed by the busy everyday life leading to 'typical' marital pitfalls... and then the interesting ending.
I loved how both, Scarlett and Adam were able to portray the whole range of emotions. When they loved each other, it was so beautifully gentle and touching and when they were at each other's throats the hatred was literally palpable.
For me, the absolute pinnacle was the 'dialogue' between the two in Charlie's house. I literally held my breath and was emotionally wrecked by the end of it. Resentful Nicole versus genuinely confused and angry Charlie - masterclass.
On a different note, as a parent, I am immensely grateful for portraying a family time as one spent around good old fashioned Monopoly (rather than Nintendo wii and such like).