GREAT ACTING. Not that great scenario.

Rating: 7/10 (25 December 2019)

Good movie. Almost very good.
I watched the movie with big expectations, because everyone tells you that the story is so good that you'll cry through it. But no. Because there are major gaps in the story (not the time jumps) that makes you go "what happened now?", some meaningless conversations that seem far-fetched (like that thing with the pie) and some weak points that break the spell. I especially couldn't stand the character of Scarlet Johansson. What was she trying to do throughout the movie? She was presented as that strong character that is very kind, patient and reasonable but she kept acting like the weakest person on earth that depends on other people's decisions. Maybe that's what the movie is trying to say, that the process of divorcing is so frustrating that it makes people make bad decisions and even entirely changes them. I don't know. But I don't think that's it.
Great acting though. Great performances from both Scarlet and Adam. I would be happy to see Adam Driver winning an Oscar for this role. I think that was an oppurtunity to prove himself as a "good actor" and he took it. His acting is very natural from the start to the end. I REALLY REALLY loved it.