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It Ends with Us (2024)
Didn't read the book but wouldn't after watching this
As mentioned in the title I don't what happened in the book but the ending of this movie seems kind of hypocritical. Of course abuse is never acceptable in any case towards a loved one but is it okay to intentionally lie to a potential spouse?.
Lily lies about Atlas and the tattoo right off the bat to Ryle. In doing so she basically clowns Atlas when she plays down her first love and sexual encounter with him. Like I said abuse is never acceptable but Lily immediately started the relationship out on lies and secrets. Didn't even bother to tell the guy the truth before marrying him or further elaborate on what the tattoo was about. He has a right to be pissed about that but no right to be abusive of course. I mean Ryle would have been justified to call for a divorce as soon as he read that article and found out Lily been hiding stuff and lying to him the whole time. So for me I feel the message is that Lily is putting an end to the abuse but I think it can work both ways. Put an end to the secrets and the lying to someone and show them who you truly are. I mean they both had violent traumatic events occur in their life and should both be going to therapy. Why only is Ryle going to be the one painted in the bad light? She was not who he thought she was until it was too late. I am sure any human would be pissed to find out this past life and love she had when the marriage was already in place.
The Entitled (2022)
Is this a joke about people with disabilities?
Is the main character mentally disabled and poor? Is that supposed to be funny? It seems offensive to clown those who have legit mental disabilities if the character is just making a parody of it. I couldn't finish it. Belinda appeared to suffer from some type of developmental disorder and it just didn't seem right to laugh at it.