Yet more Hollywood navel staring

Rating: 5/10 (2 February 2020)

Enough people have called this "Divorce story" to make that point.
I guess the popularity of the movie comes from watching our fantasy action stars actually act.
That being said, Alan Alda proved, once again, how to make acting look effortless and real. Instead of "Watch me act!"
Can Hollywood PLEASE stop writing movies about Hollywood and spoiled actors/directors? Do you not realize that there are actually people with careers & lives off the stage and screen? Or is that now the only way you can win Oscars?
Like others, I was surprised at how one-dimensional this was. And how poorly written some scenes were.
Also, if you are going to pay homage to another movie in your soapbox rant (Kramer vs Kramer), it's OK to mention it. This was supposed to be real life. I'm looking at you Nora/Laura Dern.
Instead of watching this movie, read "State of the Union" by Nick Hornby. That actually *could* be titled "Marriage Story." And is far more nuanced.