The End of Us

Loved this film! Felt super down to earth, laugh out loud funny, and a peek into a broken up relationship mid lockdown. Actors were spot on. Great music. Definitely check it out.

.... it doesn't have many ratings (169) and the median is 6 which is about right... why a quarter of those rating it give it a 1 isn't at all fair... it's a very simple little rom-com breakup film.. giving its audience exactly that.

I have no idea where those ideas come from. They just pop in my head. You may think of it as crazy, but then again if you consider the last two years and what we all went through ... well if you read this in 50 years (congrats imdb for still existing by the way), you may have trouble understanding. I reckon the movie might bring you nearer to what many had to endure.

At least the ones that were relatively sane and tried to follow what professionals were saying (who weren't always right either). There are cliches and a bit of insanity goes a long way. We understand where the movie is coming from and what it tries to tell us. If you have not subscribed completely into conspiracies, you will also be able to understand the struggle of the main characters - at least to a degree. Again they take it to an extra level at times ... but uncertain times, uncertain decisions ... and not always being level headed. Especially if you have your ex around to talk to or be jealous of each other ...

Absolutely brilliant. When you first think of a Covid-19 film, it can seem like a bit of a questionable film experience, however; I saw this in theatres and had an absolute blast. It was the perfect balance of relatable with amazing punches of humor. It captures the depressingly real relationship drama in such a brilliant and melancholic fashion. 11/10.

I watched this little gem on a plane back from the Middle East one week ago and loved how it brought back lockdown memories, masks and all, along with the pain of relationships ending quietly but definitely.

The storyline is relatable to anyone who lived through the craziness of 2020/21 and I still think that future generations will marvel at how life could just stop for everyone. This film constitutes a little bit piece of history in this respect.

Great performances all round, very funny in paces (I did get told off for laughing far too much), sad in others.

Now I'm trying to hunt down the soundtrack, so far unsuccessfully. Any suggestions would be very welcome. Did I mention that there are dogs too?