The recent movie “It ends with us” deals with intimate partner violence.
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The long-awaited movie It Ends with Us premiered last week.
Actor Blake Lively The romantic drama starring
The recent film has also been a success, as it has brought in 100 million dollars worldwide in a week.
However, fans have speculated that drama is brewing around the film. Lively’s use in marketing the film has also been criticized.
In this article, we collected the reasons why the film speaks.
Rumors about the actors’ incest
Directed by the movie Justin Baldoni is another of its main actors. Baldon is believed to be in disputes with other movie stars.
Baldoni attended premieres in New York and many European cities, but he did not appear for the cameras and did not participate in interviews at all with the rest of the cast.
Lively and her spouse Ryan Reynoldsauthor of It Ends With Us Colleen Hoover and many of the film’s actors also stopped following Baldon on social media.
The actors themselves have not commented on the claims of disputes.
The main theme of the film is not raised enough
Lily Bloom, played by Lively, is a victim of intimate partner violence in the film.
Lively has brought up the topic on social media and in interviews, but some fans feel that she hasn’t talked about it enough or with enough seriousness.
His way of marketing the film has been accused of being superficial.
In connection with promoting the film, Lively has presented her new hair products and talked about the film’s clothing choices.
– Grab your friends, wear floral patterns and go see a movie, he says in a video published on the movie’s Tiktok account.
Director Baldon has also been criticized for romanticizing violent relationships. He told In an interview with the Associated Pressto understand people’s reactions.
– If someone has experienced something similar in real life, it is certainly difficult to imagine it as a romantic story, Baldoni said in an interview.
Lively also commented on the handling of the topic for the BBC.
– The important thing in this film is that he [Lily Bloom] is not just a survivor and a victim. Experiences do not define him, but he defines himself.