i recall...absolutely nothing, idk how

6 Years together and they don't know how to be a couple. If the movie was made for me to dislike them both deeply, it succeeded. Other than that, it didn't have any sort of valuable conversation about young couples who have accomplished the incredible feat of lasting more than a couple of months and what that entails.

Insipid tripe, 6 Years is a monotonous relationship drama. After being together for six years a young couple has their relationship tested and are forced into deciding whether or not to continue when their lives take separate paths. It’s a little unconventional in that the relationship seems to be an abusive one that victimizes the boyfriend, who suffers physical injuries and is even arrested at one point do to his girlfriend’s recklessness. Yet neither of them are bad people or want the relationship to end; which makes for a distinct lack of drama. Additionally, the performances aren’t very good and the actors don’t have much chemistry. Also, the directing is pretty mundane and there’s no energy or passion in the score. Overly drab and dull, 6 Years is a poorly make film.

Watched it for about 15 minutes, at that point I couldn't take it anymore.

It's a good movie, but I can't stand the cheating, the abuse and most of all the lack of communication. It is just unbelievable to me that a couple would date for 6 YEARS in our hook-up culture, without once being faced with challenges like "what if it gets boring"/"what if one gets tempted"/"don't you ever feel like you miss out" until 6 years later, and then they're not equipped enough to deal with it!? A more realistic approach would be a teen couple dating for a year, and then handling those challenges. The ending is also incredibly dumb, as well as how the physical fighting always ends when he gets hurts, and she takes the blame. Pushing her when she said don't touch me? Well, she'll push him away and he'll happen to get a concussion so it'll be her fault. He punches her face? Well, she'll push him and he'll step on glass and so it'll be her fault. It's very one-sided, to the point where you think the movie is written against her. Has Hannah Fidell dated a girl like her, or been the other girl in a relationship like this? It sure feels like it.

I really dislike the movie because of the behavior of the main characters, Mel and Dan. I don't like toxic relationships in real life or in movies. Taissa and Ben did a great job in their roles. They were very believable. Also, the movie was filmed in a very appealing manner. If your relationship resembles Mel and Dan's, end it now! You will thank me later.

This really wasn't half bad.

Great movie except for the end