Well, this was a surprise.
Not sure what I was expecting but I was blown away by the writing and McAvoy and Horgan's emotional depth.
Great job

Bri'ish _Malcolm and Marie_. Artificial, pointless, boring, insufferable. Couldn't finish watching either of them.

* The two main characters are overly unlikable to point where you didn't care for them at all, and neither had any redeeming features. Even though during the entire movie they keep complaining, it seemed to me that it was still from an utterly privileged point of view. It's like only other self-pitying, upper middle class Bri'ish families can relate or care about this couple's 'struggles'.

* I'm not a fan of the monologue-heavy movies. The fourth wall breaking felt really theatrical, like an hour and a half of a melodramatic, boring high school play between two characters you dislike, hating each other.

* What does Artie do during their never-ending arguments?

* Who in their right mind would label this movie as comedy?

* They still shouldn't be making movies about the pandemic.

Something was off the entire time and it wasn't until the last scene when they're talking to each other instead of to the camera that I realized they don't have good chemistry. I mean they're fantastic individually but not together. Which is why watching this movie felt like a chore.

This was surprisingly good. It was funny, it was raw and didn't shy away from portraying something real and honest.

How is this movie more than “just a movie about the pandemic”? They even played this annoying Sea Shanty song at the end.

What is the relevance of the kid character?

Had to turn it off, boring and irritating- not a good combo!