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Jan 28, 2011 · Blue Valentine: Directed by Derek Cianfrance. With Ryan Gosling, Michelle Williams, Faith Wladyka, John Doman. The relationship of a contemporary married couple, charting their evolution over a span of years by cross-cutting between time periods.
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"Blue Valentine" follows the tumultuous relationship between a young couple, Cindy and Dean, as they navigate the highs and lows of their marriage. The film alternates between the early days of their courtship, filled with passion and hope, and the present day, where their marriage is strained and on the brink of collapse.
7/10. Terrific performances. SnoopyStyle 17 October 2014. Dean (Ryan Gosling) and Cindy Heller-Pereira (Michelle Williams) are a married couple. This movie jumps back and forth to show their relationship over time. They have a girl named Frankie. He works menial jobs and she works as a nurse. He's a slacker and she's the tired responsible one.
Minor spoilers. I didn't personally love the ending, however the fucking movie was amazingly real. Just didn't feel like he truly deserved forgiveness, or he'd actually change. Another great film I find was a norwegian film "After the Wedding".
I vastly preferred it over Marriage Story, which felt way to scripted & fake. The acting & situations in Blue Valentine felt way more raw and real, imo. My favorite part of that movie was when they’re in the themed motel and he’s going “HAAA!!!! HAAA!!! Hey this is how people are going to laugh in the future.
Final de Blue Valentine. 2010. 1 h 52 min. Drama, Romance. Dean y Cindy llevan juntos seis años, en los que ha florecido una apasionada historia de amor, han tenido una hija juntos y han decidido casarse. Ahora su amor empieza a desmoronarse: Cindy ha perdido interés por la relación, y en un intento por juntar las piezas y reconstruir lo que ...
Just watched Blue Valentine, I didn't like it. (probably spoilers in this) And the fact that I didn't like it makes me a bit sad, I had heard a lot about it from people here and from various other places. I find it hard to vocalize in a succinct way what exactly I found not enjoyable (and I know it wasn't supposed to be "happy" and I certainly ...
