Revolutionary Road (4/8) Movie CLIP - I Love My Children, Frank (2008) HD

[@veniceaguilar2604]

I wonder how hard it was for them to hate each other on screen when they are best friends in really life

[@ramonapiercesalvatore5917]

Might have been a bit weird but it wasn't hard. Having good dialogue, especially when arguing can get the best out of actors. I know that by experience.

[@meganluminais3586]

Yeah they were awesome in titanic they would make a great couple.

[@timothyip6199]

because they 'did it' 😊😊😊 love and hate is not far away

[@ericday4505]

Not hard at all they are professional.

[@Bluemgwes]

I'd argue that because they're so close in real life they can really give compelling performances, eliminating any chance of stiffness in their acting. It's all very natural onscreen.

[@xBwahx]

When she said "I don't care where we live" that proves it wasn't about Paris. It was about her escaping.

[@davy209]

It was a cry for help

[@deficator750]

As the movie went on it made wives out to be all crazy while husbands try to tune them out.

[@ingada]

She even didn't understand why she is escaping and this story didn't have answers.Maybe she is escaping from herself.

[@macrick]

Escaping from a current situation takes a lot of hard work, be it single or a married couple. Romanticsing it is a dangerous path.

[@mopnem]

@@macrick Exactly, when I saw this movie even at my younger age I was like this chick has such an annoying, naive, privileged & selfish perspective. What a drag, having a roof & resources...

[@nd5517]

Incredible acting. So raw and real. They have good chemistry together.

[@nicolejarel5953]

Nadia D this casting choice was amazingly smart because these two are already great friends. I think their relationship in real life allows them to be so open with their acting

[@anweshagoswami5668]

I agree

[@elenasingleterry5854]

It wasn’t a casting choice. Kate Winslet read the book the movie is based on, loved it and convinced her then husband and Leonardo to make this movie.

[@crysdee461]

"No one forgets the truth Frank.. they just get better at lying."

[@ericday4505]

By the way what does that even mean, it sounds nice but makes little sense.

[@MrFredstt]

Eric Day To me, it means you never forget what the truth is, you just get better at lying. If you tell a lie whether to yourself or to others you’ll always know what the truth is, but you’ll get better at telling the lie.

[@TheHealthConscounist]

MrFredstt you just repeated yourself twice, the phrase explains itself, it has no other deep meaning, you just get better at lying because you are constantly practicing on how to lie, and in order to lie you have to know what the truth is otherwise you wouldn’t be able to lie about something. Pretty self explanatory

[@pennykent5687]

@@TheHealthConscounist 🤔Well,... Unless you start believing the lie.... and that's called "delusional,".... and there's A WHOLE LOT OF PEOPLE IN THAT CLOUD. Can you say Narcissism, ?😬(eeks!)...etc.

[@debsbell2195]

This is so true 😭

[@bethanybrewer7024]

A lot of people are talking about who was to blame in the marriage, but I really think it was a dual doing. Both April and Frank were insecure and unhappy with their lives and took it out on each other. Couples who blame each other for their own internal demons instead of working together to fix the problems almost always end up falling to pieces. I must admit that whilst watching this movie I found myself siding with April, and then with Frank towards the end, but ultimately, the purpose of this film was not to make audience take sides, but give them insight into marriages like this and how they go wrong. I guess it is to show how fragile some relationships can be, and how what may seem perfect on the outside may be fractured and suffering greatly on the inside. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, and so am I, so please don't hate me for my comment.

[@margaritam.9118]

He didn't answer the question though :D I mean, Jesus, the guy has a nice job offer, he is afraid to tell his wife that he wouldn't become a writer anyway, he has no talent, and moving to Paris won't change that fact. I feel sorry for her as well: living in suburbs in 50s, having only one friend of your age, doing housework from dusk till dawn (it's not hard, it's monotone, she has nothing to do except that). She feels trapped and desperate, that's why the whole "let's leave for Paris" tirade has started. Frank and April promised to always tell the truth but for entire movie they either lie to each other or keep silent about how do they really feel about things. There wouldn't be a conflict if they *talked* to each other. If they haven't had children, it would be right to get divorced. But in their case, I think, they should've moved to a bigger city, where Frank would be able to work and April wouldn't going crazy in an empty suburban house with no past time options whatsoever. Leaving for Paris is a radical step, of course. I'm surprised April didn't suggest moving to another planet instead :D

[@puplover7991]

+Greta M. That's the theme of this movie: the consequences of all things not said.

[@shardaesheis1081]

+pup lover Deep but true

[@puplover7991]

Triumphant Akiko Thank you. I recommend the book, too.

[@ericday4505]

Tori R Watching her meltdown was heartbreaking, this was a movie where it seemed like the audience should not be watching, almost like peeking thru a window at neighbors arguing. You know you should not but you cant stop. This was a tough film to watch, but I could not look away. Maybe the price​ of the theater ticket had something to do with why I couldn't look away.

[@jennalee5780]

I love the part when April says " No one forgets the truth Frank, they just get better at lying" how true that sentence is. That's reality.

[@yourinnerlawyer4035]

At themselves.

[@nivledamh]

The chemistry is just WOW.

[@miaxoxo3808]

6yrs ago

[@michelletam3631]

Still now

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

Y

[@ellypecher1616]

🚩🚩🚩🚩 is there chemistry

[@Tonycillian5]

Yeah what’s crazy is that they have the best romantic chemistry but they also have a De Niro/Pesci type chemistry we’re they can play of each other as enemies or friends

[@bonadrag2877]

Kate Winslet is phenomenal

[@bxbxb1_554]

Gaetano Novielli they both are

[@bhagyashreepatilw2679]

But she looks ugly...

[@arpitabrahmachari7649]

@@bhagyashreepatilw2679 she's old.

[@ad7265]

@@bhagyashreepatilw2679 leo doesn’t look as young and handsome as he is in Titanic as well

[@JJ-om1qm]

@@bhagyashreepatilw2679 shallow asses. They both looked good.

[@RETROGEMS]

God, this scene reminds me of how freakin' slept on and amazing this film was. Why can't Leo and Kate do a million more movies together!!

[@VenuGopal-ci5uz]

I know right

[@pretendamnesia]

She was originally considered for Inception (Marion Cotillards role)

[@Pri-ze7fv]

pretend amnesia dang that’s a bummer she wasn’t cast, imagine the intertwined stories they’d make with Titanic though 😆

[@Tonycillian5]

@@pretendamnesia Yeah it’s still insane how Kate hasn’t been in a Nolan film. Sort of wish she was in Inception or Shutter Island her and Leo are magnetic on screen together

[@lyndapies]

Ya, I know, she would've been a better choice to play Leo's wife in Shutter Island.

[@crysdee461]

She was so amazing in this movie. When I first saw it years ago, I didn't like her character. But now I'm re watching it as an adult I feel so much sympathy.

[@horsepuncher95]

Me too, I was only an early teenage boy when this movie came out and I saw it and I felt bad for Frank and didn't like April at all... now all thse years and relationships later I realised I feel as April does and understand her now. Funny what life does to your perspective

[@Stroudy-ce3yf]

Her name is April and the Titanic sunk in April.

[@rayunited2010foryou]

lol

[@ericday4505]

This is not Titanic, does not have a damn thing to do with that movie, why do people keep referring to that movie, are you people 14, this is so annoying.

[@kyliexx3658]

Stroudy 9393 OMG YASSS

[@davy209]

Same as their marriage

[@ursaminor9780]

Stroudy 9393 Illuminati confirmed.

[@sy34434]

This movie does not get enough recognition. So much depth, brilliant acting. So realistic and raw. A masterpiece.

[@elenasingleterry5854]

The powerful book the movie is based on and is very faithful to is considered a classic though.

[@mamakin202]

This movie is not for the faint of heart as it really hits at the core of a lot of relationships. You have to put on your big boy/big girl pants for this one. The children are used symbolically in this film (It's not a dippy soap opera, so don't get all weepy "What about the children?!?!" about it.) They represent anchors - either keeping you safely rooted in a port; or weighing you down so you never experience freedom again. Winslet's character is coming to the realization of what she needs to function, but may be hampered by an anxiety disorder or mild depression that she doesn't have under control. De Caprio's character also came to the same realization, but had his faith shaken, and reverted back to the "just keep swimming" mentality. He responds to his wife's desperation with the only thing he knows to do - yell at her, call her crazy, and minimize her concerns. For a brief moment, they were in harmony, then they derailed and couldn't get back on track; or even uncouple their cars and get on different tracks. This is set back in the '50's so the traditional family was valued above all else and you were essentially trapped in it. And like any other animal in a trap, a human will either become delusional just to cope (the husband) or gnaw a limb off to get out (the wife).

[@The_jenn_diagram]

You are dead right. And I know this, because this relationship is my marriage.

[@artemis2935]

you put it so accurately.

[@grenouillesscent]

April saw something in Frank that he did not believe was there, or was never there at all. He was scared.

[@lavinder11]

April projected her misery onto him.

[@rubypanda1283]

I'm exactly in April's state...husband not being at home for work...living all alone, taking care of kids, laundry, washing dishes etc round the clock...no people to speak to...for almost 5 yrs....I was a topper in my class and kind of feel I would have reached greater heights if I wasn't married...such kind of thoughts are bound to take birth in brain ...I so see myself in April...sort of depression...I side April except for adultery...

[@rayunited2010foryou]

+kancharla poojitha Feel bad for you, but where does your husband stay all day? If work, then he can't help it as he has to earn for the family. If anything else, then you're stuck in the dry mud. April wasn;t perfect like Frank, both had flaws and it wasn't Frank's fault that she couldn't excel in her acting career!

[@ericday4505]

kancharla poojitha I feel sorry for you and hope things are better for you.

[@uncletea5632]

It’s your life, take control of it. Go back to school and do something you love.

[@MultiCaloka]

@@uncletea5632 it's not that easy

[@brittanyserrano3619]

MultiCaloka She didn’t say it would be easy, she said take control.

[@VenuGopal-ci5uz]

The way April says at the end, 'I love my children..'.. Marvellous acting, Winslet!

[@93deadpool]

James Cameron saw this coming, so maybe he had a point when he wrote the character of Jack to die at the end.

[@arualalea]

Johnny Utah 🤣

[@peppasavage5623]

@@arualalea true

[@nourhamada2090]

The chemistry between these two charming is incredibly phenomenal.

[@scr1231]

This married couple had some serious issues.

[@ferrdg6479]

Really? I didnt know

[@everythingisawesome2903]

You think so?

[@jamesgotte4552]

Reminds me so much of my previous marriage

[@distantraveller9876]

Just because you don't want to have children anymore doesn't mean you don't love the ones you've already had.

[@seraviloxelavlogs]

2:04 easy for him to say. Giving birth hurts like hell...

[@lani6107]

Alex Seravilo it’s his baby to it take two

[@jamessunderland8360]

he meant that the children are a punishment for her, not giving birth to them.

[@ingada]

@@jamessunderland8360 He must support her,not to blame,they don't need a third child, it's emotions,not real feelings,she asked "do you really want another child?",it means "we love each other,or trying to save marriage?",they both cheat to each other - it's not love. Maybe i am wrong,but i feel that way.

[@mxhsvn_b7866]

Okay but that doesn't mean fathers have no right on their children. Wouldn't that be unfair on men? Having no say whatsoever just because the women gave birth to them? It's THEIR child. They should really try to communicate and understand each other's perspective and just be patient. Killing the child isn't an option.

[@gint.7041]

mxhsvn _b786 they don’t have uterus, they have no opinion❤️

[@JFadel]

The fact that they didn’t get nominated for this is…mind bugling!

[@laurenkennedy1920]

Kate did, and she won a golden globe for it :)

[@micah5189]

Her name is April, the titanic sank in April His name is Frank, Frank sounds a lot like Sank 😆

[@channelman4321]

"The Titanic" SANK in APRIL! 🤣

[@sophiabarbachano]

Frank rhymes with sank🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ezzatcasim7639]

His name is Frank Abagnale he is a fugitive.

[@oc2538]

It's heartbreaking to hear her almost try to convince herself she loves her children. And she does love them but not her life. You life cannot be wrapped up in the kids. It just cannot.

[@Trysaratop]

100 accurate

[@thanostsarbos1197]

This film is an acting masterclass.

[@masterzombie161]

“I had two kids, doesn’t that count in my favor?!” Right after she straight up said her first kid was a mistake.

[@bxbxb1_554]

I'm not surprised that the director wanted them two together. They are meant for each other ( as best friends and actors)

[@elenasingleterry5854]

This movie was Kate’s idea. She loved the book the movie is based on and convinced her husband and Leonardo to make this film.

[@mahikashakya]

That acing by Leo is just PERFECT AND ON POINT Kate's too!

[@Lauranna]

Watching this as an adult is terrifying. Particularly since I’m engaged and I’ve had to accept that many of my dreams won’t come true either. It’s a bitter pill to swallow.

[@407filiz]

Their acting is amazing

[@MizzLizzyLiz]

This movie is phenomenal! I felt like I was listening to my neighbors or something like that. I just like the fact how realistic and raw this movie is.

[@MizzLizzyLiz]

@Wasssup Dawwwg well that's flattering! Haha

[@mckinziechapman1622]

This filmed was directed by Kate Winslet's now ex-husband. When they made this flim Kate was married to the director.

[@chiara8561]

Mac Chapman Sam Mendes

[@ingada]

Yeah,he knows exactly what he is directing,he really feels it.

[@hazzapkikpstyles8133]

Why did they divorce?

[@lauraboiocchi4666]

@@hazzapkikpstyles8133 he cheated on her with Rebecca Hall

[@aleahy299]

Why is Leo so DAMN GOOD IN EVERY MOVIE

[@skylarsartnphotography3450]

All except for Titantic! He's a phenomenal actor, but no one will probably agree with me.....when it came to Titantic, his acting just sucked in that movie

[@susiQ75]

I agreed after Rose and Jack went through on Titanic they would had a unbreakable bond. I'm not saying they wouldn't argue but they would've been that couple that through thick and thin they were at each other side.

[@ToxicslimeYT]

it's no real girl lol

[@SJMJ91]

Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet (among the greatest on-screen couples) in the leading roles with Sir Sam Mendes as director. Yet this film is still so criminally underrated.

[@WowUsernameAvailable]

Well, having a third child in an unhappy marriage you want to escape from IS goddamn punishment.

[@ninatheresia1204]

The movie is very good, but I really don't like this scene. It pretends that April is a bad mother and Frank is the good guy. The novel by Richard Yates reveals that he doesn't want his children as well. The only reason he convinces her not to abort the third baby is to cancel the plan to go to Paris. It is also told that April never experienced love and attention as a child because her own parents didn't want her and she was taken from relative to relative. No wonder she had problems to embrace her children.

[@dab0331]

because she is a bad mother.

[@silverstarlightproductions1292]

I feel like I'm watching Jack and Rose argue and I don't like it.

[@kristinwalz8878]

LOL

[@emilybarber9910]

I love kate and leonardo so much. Both of them are phenomenal actors.

[@lindat8168]

This movie walked so Marriage Story could run, and I both of them are incredibly well acted

[@gee2541]

Linda T I feel like it’s the other way around for me, in that this movie ran while Marriage Story walked lol. Overall this movie is better in every way imo

[@caramianardone415]

i don't get why they think all their problems will magically be made better just by moving abroad thats pretty naiive of them

[@tomkat69pc]

it's an escape plan: the problem with it, the people will be the same and their trouble also follow ..

[@SitiAisyah-qz9yb]

Martina M y

[@dejaalston8672]

Am I'm the only one that gets entranced and mesmerized by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet's delivery and demeanor as you can't help but to listen? 😍😎💯👍😏😩

[@SJMJ91]

Kate's American accent is incredible!

[@saltedcaramel5976]

Perfect example for toxic relationships

[@mccrispysparks]

I actually kinda found myself siding with April..😵

[@daisy2210]

You should.

[@kayasawyer8765]

Good. Her body her choice.

[@ericday4505]

Tori R She was very selfish, absolutely. She was breaking down also, terribly sad movie, with great performances. Winslet was brilliant.

[@danielgutierrez396]

Is other times, other toughts.

[@TheTerminator12340]

I get the feminism power but the man should have a say in this too once you open your legs for him don't ya think (;

[@kevinangel7289]

"whats good about the truth? everyone knows what it is no matter how long they've lived without it" Facts!!! The truth will set you freee...

[@skchoraiya3472]

Zero dead space (check); Movement (check); Scene depth (check); Earned closeups (check)

[@apoorvasolanki8124]

April sacrefised much more than Frank. He was afraid she was desperate and Had confidence

[@hazelgoodshepherd9315]

"I love my children, Frank!" Except the youngest one, you mean...

[@mirabecker6767]

The acting is just breathtaking !!!! So damn good. Wonder why that movie had no regognition ...

[@catwoman9062]

Because it is a depressing, terribly sad movie. Two selfish people are fighting, cheating and chain smoking, because they do not get their way and blame their spouse for their shortcomings. Get a divorce and be done with it. I know this was the 50's, but people got divorced then too. Watching this once was enough.

[@Lov3makingvideos]

That's so true 1:30 when you lie most people will believe the lie but no 1 wants 2 believe the truth

[@spaceo8568]

These two are so beautiful together. No matter what.

[@thehonorablelordrevan7660]

Having children IS a goddamn punishment for women, the pain that these women endure in 9 months is brutal not to mention stress and anxiety.

[@lunarcalendar368]

I don't think so, there are many women all over the world who would love to go through the pain and suffering to have children. But unfortunately they cannot conceive.

[@Wintera2002a]

Some women don’t want children anyways and that’s perfectly fine.

[@lollol5309]

dude what

[@dab0331]

you definitely shouldn't have kids then

[@jazzdaagreatestt3645]

Having children is not a punishment it’s a blessing I would love children in my late 20s. Stress and anxiety could be from anything or anyone.

[@ciaranoconnell4783]

It doesn't matter where you go if you feel this way. Fair enough if you want to escape this suburbia, then go for it but as far as I can gather, there is an emptiness inside her that won't be fixed by a simple change of location.

[@nabanitachatterjee7411]

Their acting is priceless! !!

[@whitneywilliams317]

Anyone noticed her names April. Which means the Titanic sunk April 15th. 1912

[@cyntia3444]

My most favourite scene....❤️...leo and Kate just perfect couple...

[@quarantinebored1427]

So many titanic references but you can see why they love working together. They have great chemistry.

[@anonymous-wp7jw]

No one forgets the truth, they just get better at lying :)

[@CoacoaBean08]

@pliebendplie that's not totally correct. He's not being honest about what he wants. That's one of the main points of the story, he's trapped by fear and complacency and won't act on the things he truly wanted to do in the first place.

[@enriconolastname3471]

Uffff, shes such a good actress

[@mmeqdasi]

I really love how Kate & Leo emboss the vitriol, energy and emotion in this scene. It really makes you forget they’re both actors and that these are arguments within a real marriage

[@anitapatnaik1542]

I honestly feel sorry for their children the most. You know they were hearing at least some of these fights 😢

[@gracebenjamin5548]

bit harsh of April saying that their first child was a mistake, but i don't blame April for not wanting a baby

[@gracebenjamin5548]

ThisisMcDasi they didn't have condoms in those days, did they?

[@rayunited2010foryou]

+Grace Benjamin "bit harsh"? Are you serious? Calling your "FIRST CHILD" a mistake after having consensual sex? She wasn't a kid, she did know the after effects of having unprotected sex.

[@ericday4505]

Grace Benjamin If April didnt want a baby then she should not have gotten pregnant, it is as simple as that.

[@davy209]

Back in the days, once you’re married it’s expected to have children and raise a family. Birth control was not only scarce, but widely frowned upon and if the husband doesn’t want to use contraceptives, the wife usually has no say in it. And finally, April just never fitted into 1950’s societal norms.

[@gracebenjamin5548]

They didn't seem excited for having a third baby

[@B501M]

On a personal level, do you think April's idea of leaving/going to Paris would truly change the way they live/see each other now? Or would their predicament be the exact same situation they are in currently?

[@Wintera2002a]

It would probably have been the same if they moved.

[@rk800prototype5]

You cannot run from your problems, they always catch up with you. Maybe not immediately, but when you least expect it, they'll return

[@thirdbnico]

I think it would make it worse. If things don't work out for the both of them she'll blame him, if things don't work out for frank he may resent her for it. Best option is get divorced so she can find her happiness.

[@donttestmeokay6087]

Plot twist: Jack survived the sinking and married rose and didn't turn like a happy marriage but will get better soon 😓😔😄

[@ranatangboo1185]

Like my.marriage when i was bored and fed up living in the south of uk..nothing my hub could say or do would make me happy..hopeless I fi nally left and never looked back ..

[@macrick]

Good 4 him.

[@midnight1219]

This is like a great aftermath of the Titanic

[@nobamaki3010]

"Jack draw me like one of your french girls"

[@blaircomptons148]

“Jack hit me like one of your French girls”

[@allys744]

APRIL: Please tell me we can have the baby in Paris. Also APRIL: I don’t care where we live.

[@alicenolfi2095]

It meant that she didn’t really care about going to Paris specifically; she just wanted to escape her boring, lonely, empty life. Paris just seemed to fit the bill. She didn’t care where they lived ad long as it was somewhere out of her trap. And if it meant having the baby somewhere else, so be it.

[@vacaspen5038]

Another clip had a great conversation when she discussed her. She not only Considered his point of view and what he would have to say, She tried to narrowly narrate from his point of view. So here she's speaking from her point of view,. Exercising her right to continue doing or not doing something both biologically and socially before it progresses and gets any worse. Having a say or being considered does not mean you get to force your way

[@shayonawilson5909]

this is like a movie if jack dawson lived and him and rose left and changed their names and rose hair so no one can find them

[@honeymoney8457]

I think we’ve all met a women who u could tell she never wanted to be a mother she wanted to be young wild and free and they end up resenting the family they have even tho they love thier kids they resent thier man for literally giving them everything they thought they wanted in the beginning.

[@namyarasree]

Wonderful actors...!!!

[@Ready-ForTheEnd]

I love his reaction to what she plans to do. It's sick and in the end her decision cost her her life.

[@merclopez2222]

Go there are so many levels to this story. So many things conveyed. I find myself watching it again and again because of the acting though. Beautiful and honest writing.

[@ciaranoconnell4783]

He should recognise that she is deeply unhappy with their current set up and lives. They don't have to stay together long term BUT he should understand that she badly wants a change and thus that's where she is coming from.

[@dejaalston8672]

I can watch and listen to Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet act all day. It's so intriguing and intoxicating. 😍😎💯👍😏😩

[@priyankavagal1]

Even Leo's character doesn't want the child, but in this desire to 'fit in the society rule,' he ignores what they both need as a couple. I know the movie is set in the '50s, but the sad fact is we still do this in various of our relationships. I am not taking sides in this 'relationship' presented. I was talking about the particularly above scene. In any relationship, sometimes, we stretch things to their breaking point instead of letting go gently.

[@Bigmanthegeneralofficialtz]

2023 again this movid is legendary for these period of time we live in it have got deep lessons

[@lovetimewarner]

I love how im going through all the clips and there are no dislikes :)

[@rebarox85]

And then when they have that huge fight he tells her he wished she did it.

[@sabsk122]

This is the burden of women having children and running a household. Some women are not made for it. And now it's even worse with women in the workforce working just as hard as their partners and still having to maintain the household on their own. April is not in the wrong to feel how she feels.

[@BrandeeBell-gc1kt]

I relate to Kate's character a lot more after having a kid, however I have to wonder, if it's just about escaping, how different does she think life is really going to be just because they move? You're still gonna have two kids to take care of, that's not gonna change no matter where you live. She also mentioned she would be the one working in pari while frank stayed at home figuring out what he wanted to do with his life. She'll be doing the exact thing she looks down on him for doing which is spending all her time working. How much excitement does she expect to find working all the time? I just find it a lot harder to relate to her character than I do to his. Especially being a single mom. I would love to be married to a good man who takes care of us while I get to stay at home with the kids.

[@Trysaratop]

There are many women in long-term relationships who are single parents. Sometimes it's better to be a single parent then one who takes care of all the kids, chores and still gets yelled at to find work on the side, school and maintain looks. Relationships can be a hindrance if you don't find the right man. Frank in this movie was gas lighting her by calling her crazy and forcing her to keep having kids control her and make her not achieve any of her dreams. Once she had 2 kids and they got older she wanted to move in a location that was near her dreams, but he consistently shut it down and belittled her. The perks of being a single mom is you aren't told what to do, cleaning up after a man could, and if you have enough support system you can focus on schooling or achieving a goal without being put down. Finding a man is cool if supportive but you still need go achieve something on the side incase something bad happens to him.

[@sonnietrees4781]

They argue on every scene !They must really hate each other. Who wants to watch a married couple argue?

[@gee2541]

Charity Boat It’s actually a great movie you should give it a chance. It’s very poignant

[@molletiindirapriyadarshini1835]

I love when they shout at eachother

[@g.coleman]

No one forgets the truth they just get better at lying! 💯

[@madisons6522]

Everyone i saying how different leo looks from titanic, but like, look at kate. Wow

[@ericday4505]

There was a scene where she came out of the house in that red dress I think, I went wow!!!! She looked GREAT.

[@bubbly912]

I like both of the actors here and the film overall is amazing but when kate winslet does American accents...I don't think she nails it..she's better when she plays scenes in her english accent! Just imo...☺✌

[@nataliegatto5145]

She does great American accent. Better than me chicaaaggggooo.

[@32446]

I agree. I’m sick of her American accents and want to see her act with her own voice. She’s way better.

[@winter_s_44]

I'll admit, I first only watched pieces of this movie because I wanted to see Leo and Kate and the pieces I watched I wasn't impressed by. But when I actually sat and watched the whole movie, I liked it. Maybe I was just older and could relate to feeling trapped and making excuses to stay comfortable in life.

[@Buzz0Killington]

Team April.

[@jordans440]

She sounds more American than she did in titanic!

[@KeertiBharti-gt6os]

1:29 how true it is....

[@reenasingh9558]

Great chemistry on screen even in argement and fighting scenes

[@TruckerJohn97]

This movie is a PSA to learn the art of pulling out

[@KayleeSaxe]

She smokes in Titanic so yeah she smokes and so does Leonardo DiCaprio but I still love them both forever :]

[@vivianrfjblaw]

Amazing actor and actress. :)

[@austinwygal3177]

0:03 what the hell is that thing anyway?

[@Amero2323]

Sounds like they should have another kid to distract them from all this fighting

[@CoudyCanvas]

😂 not at all! If fighting continues not a single life should be encouraged in this world! Giving a healthy environment will build kids mental health better!

[@jimmoefoe1471]

Lesson of the movie : Don't blame each other!

[@wwelaylaisthebest]

they should be with each other