5 movies about marriage that are worth watching on Valentine’s Day

On the occasion of Valentine’s Day February 14, movie works with the theme of love and marriage were loved and chosen by many audiences. Not only depicting sweet levels, but many films also depict the ups and downs in love, evoking the journey of sacrifice and complicated dark corners that only insiders can understand. Let’s review 5 profound works revolving around married life that cannot be ignored.

A Separation

Infused with emotion, subtlety and psychological complexity, Iranian director Asghar Farhadi’s film is a convincing portrait of good but flawed individuals. They get caught up in conflict patterns so familiar that it could be our family or neighbours, despite our religious and cultural differences.

Inspired by the works of the 70s, Marriage Story fascinating and painful when letting viewers see the family that Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) and Charlie (Adam Driver) built eventually fall apart.

Sometimes we’re on Nicole’s side, at other times we feel Charlie is the one who’s right, but in the end Marriage Story reminds viewers in a love story that there are no right or wrong people. Even at the climax of discord and everything seemed to fall apart, the two still could not break the relationship.

Mary Me

Romantic comedy work Mary Me starring Jennifer Lopez as superstar Music Kat Valdez and Owen Wilson as Charlie Gilbert – an ordinary math teacher. An “incident” happened that caused two complete strangers to agree to get married and then get to know each other. What begins as an impulsive act develops into an unexpected romantic relationship.

In a world where value is based on social media likes and followers, the story of two opposite strangers making a pair sounds like a fairy tale. But when the marriage is put to the test, the big question arises: Can two people from different worlds find common ground and build a place where they both belong? Filled with a modern breath, the film is a story about love, social media and celebrities.

A Most Violent Year

For those who especially love the couple Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain in Scenes from a Marriage, the HBO series isn’t the first time they’ve played husband and wife. When corruption and violence peaked in New York City in the 1980s, a businessman must protect his family and property. That is the premise for what happens in A Most Violent Year.

Although it belongs to the genre of criminal psychology, A Most Violent Year The focus is on the relationship of the couple Abel (Isaac) and Anna (Chastain). The fast pace of the film still leaves space to portray the complicated marriage between two people, when love, violence and danger are intertwined.

A Star Is Born

Bradley Cooper’s film touches on people in love and once in love, about how two people support each other in love, career. Then when success comes to one person, the other person gives up. No matter how complicated the relationship between creative and famous individuals can be, and how fragile they are. A Star Is Born exploit.

People like Maine and Ally have had to fight for a real marriage and love amidst the many falsehoods of the star world. The last song that Ally sent strangled the audience’s heart.