In the film, Glenn Close gave a wonderful performance, but the script itself was lackluster. The climax at the beginning of the story, the director is trying to catch it, but unfortunately he tried too hard. The plot that followed was so plain that one thought it opened the Nobel official documentary. Of course, the director has obviously not forgotten that he dug a huge earth-shattering hole before, interspersed in the documentary-style running account with flashbacks of the protagonists and couples when they met and fell in love when they were young, pretending to inadvertently shake out the burden that seemed to be buried with great care: the wife ghosted her husband. The only minor problem is that the director himself did not treat this as revealing the mystery, but hoped that in the next 2/3 of the time, the audience pretended not to know what happened, and in order to get a good impression, the audience had to cooperate with him. Many commentators stated that the film used seemingly mild means to accuse the patriarchal society of the cannibalization of women's personality and wisdom, but this film is really not worthy of such a grand theme. Perhaps what the director wanted to say is quite simple. If you want to be a model couple in the eyes of others, it would be nice to have someone who is a patient with Stockholm syndrome.
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The Wife negative comment
2022-01-09 08:03
Extended Reading
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Garrick 2022-04-23 07:03:37
2.5 The themes and ideas are very interesting, but the narrative of this story is very boring, and the viewer knows the truth all at once. Here I think the viewer should not know it so quickly, and it will be better to expose it slowly later. The actors acted very well, especially the heroine. When the heroine was young, the actors were chosen to be close to the heroine in demeanor and temperament. Excellent casting. The photography was terrible.
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Alphonso 2022-03-19 09:01:07
5th I beg Oscar to show mercy to the grieving woman and old woman once! Believers wish to be vegetarian for life
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Joan Castleman: There's nothing more dangerous than a writer whose feelings have been hurt.
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Joan Castleman: Everyone needs approval, Joe.