Les Rose

This movie was really funny. I loved seeing Olivia Colman become a fierce girlboss and reversing the gender norms with Benedict Cumberbatch having to be the stay at home dad. The kid actors (Ollie Robinson and Delaney Quin) did an incredible job playing American kids who grew up in the US but had the caustic wit of a Brit.

Kate McKinnon and Alison Janey are hilarious in their roles. I was just sad Alison Janey wasn't in the film more.

Overall it was fun, hilarious and a really good movie. Highly recommend you go see it.

Less a scabrous 'my parents in the eighties' affair like the original "War of The Roses" than a continuous mild volley of P. G. Wodehouse-level insults and backhands, Coleman and Cumberbatch are a delight as marrieds (though looking more like elder sister and flummoxed younger brother) whose equanimity topples when Benedict's architectural career goes the way of Gotham Hospital in "The Dark Knight." Andy Samberg, Alison Janney and Kate McKinnon sit back and provide relaxed support when necessary but mostly let these old pros stretch out and do their stuff. What a great throwback pairing and bouquet of talent! Hope they work together again!

I don't know that I've ever seen a genuinely funny, adult movie with comedy that felt equally British and American.

I laughed. Out loud. In the theater.

It was a little raunchy at times but it didn't rely on raunchiness, which was refreshing. There were real heartbreaking, award-caliber moments between a couple that had lost their way, but it was still CLEARLY a comedy.

I was expecting more of a climax after all the buildup but I appreciate the ending.

I also wish Allison Janney had a bigger part, just because I really like her.

Kate McKinnon did everything right and she needs to be in more movies like this that can accommodate her style of comedy.

But the drivers were 2 brilliant actors, Colman and Cumberbatch, whose supporting cast members had just the right amount of screen time so that we had other interests, but the story remained on them. Both did a very good job of portraying how 2 deeply flawed people over 40 navigate a rocky marriage...actually "rocky" may be underselling it a bit based solely on the last 20ish minutes. You decide.

Imagine this movie as the next step for Olivia Colman's character after The Bear and it becomes even more entertaining.

Really Funny

Theo and Ivy have been married for 10 years, they have 2 kids and live in California. Ivy is a phenomenal chef and starts to work part time while minding the kids and Theo is an architect building a landmark in Cali. As disaster hits and Theo must stay home, it aligns with Ivy and her career flourishing, this is when the hatred starts and it all goes down hill.

The movie is really good, it's been a while where I laughed a lot in the cinema. The movie is a comedy and actually feels like one.

There is a very strong supporting cast, Andy Samberg being great along with Ncuti Gatwa. Kate McKinnon is in this but Jesus her character drove me mad.

The chemistry between Cumberbatch and Colman is top class, a believable couple, believable arguing and story line.

I laughed, I was moved at times, and I smiled a lot, definitely worth watching in cinemas or at home, 8/10.

With stupid dialoques, only a bit funny in the preview clips, even two of best British actors can not save this disaster. It leaves a deep feeling of disappointment. I do not recall seeing the original War of the Roses but it must have been much better otherwise no one would have invested in this failed remake.