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The Wife is a movie starring Glenn Close, Jonathan Pryce, and Max Irons. A wife questions her life choices as she travels to Stockholm to see her husband receive the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Starring: Glenn Close, Max Irons, Jonathan Pryce, Christian Slater

Genres: Drama

Director: Björn Runge

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Drama
Director	Björn Runge
Writer	Jane Anderson, Meg Wolitzer
Stars	Glenn Close, Max Irons, Jonathan Pryce, Christian Slater
Country	USA, Sweden, UK
Also Known As	Ha'isha, A Esposa, Żona, 天才作家の妻 40年目の真実, La Esposa, Nobel Adayının Karısı, 愛．欺, La buena esposa, La esposa, Die Frau des Nobelpreisträgers, L'épouse, 贤妻, Abikaasa, The Wife - Vivere nell'ombra, Η σύζυγος, Žena, A Mulher, A férfi mögött
Runtime	1H 39M
Description	A wife questions her life choices as she travels to Stockholm to see her husband receive the Nobel Prize for Literature.

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Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 15:04

The movie starts with "marriage" between a husband and a wife and "love" between them. In this film, some people try to make it seem so. The story is about marriage, love and marriage. The film does a good job in presenting the view of the film makers, who obviously want to show how the word "love" is used in a meaningful way. In this way, the film provides the viewers a realistic and significant view of the idea that "love" exists and is important. In this film, there is a character that looks back and thinks that the relationship between his parents is unbalanced. The film also provides a view that people don't marry for love, but rather for convenience, and happiness. The character in the film has no problem with having a marriage, but he is always disappointed when he doesn't get what he wants from his spouse. The film demonstrates that people do not marry for love, but for convenience, and happiness. This is a good movie for general audiences.

Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 15:21

I was pleasantly surprised by this film. To me, it is far better than I expected, but I'm not too sure I liked it. I saw it at the BFI London Film Festival and found it engaging. I was also fascinated by the way it was shot - the sense of both deep and light-filled black and white, the black-and-white relationships of the house, the views from the window of the driveway - it reminded me of William Wyler's House on Haunted Hill. The film was also, I think, a bit slow at times, especially the middle part. I think it could have been shorter and that it could have had more dialogue. But I'm not sure how much of that is the fault of the actors and more of the director. The film is pretty good and manages to be quite powerful at times, but at the end I was a little bit let down. It isn't a great film, but it is definitely more engaging than I thought it would be and I would recommend it.

Zachary Bradley

Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 21:56

I saw this film on T.V. recently. As far as i know, it was never made into a film, as it was more of a tv movie. The plot is very good, it is very interesting and makes you think. After all the trouble and annoyance the wife has to go through, I was surprised at the end of the film. I do not understand why this film is not listed as a cult classic, so that it can be watched by many people. There is not much in the way of nudity and sexual references, so it is not that terrible, but if you are looking for a romantic film, I would avoid this.

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 12:59

Barry Sloane is a man with a secret. He is afraid to show it. He lives with a woman, a few days away from her family, who seems to be growing restless with the ritual of monogamy. Now, Barry is being forced to reveal the secret - to his wife. After years of being a good husband, he is now being forced to acknowledge his real feelings for his wife, especially since he finds himself attracted to a young woman, Julia. His plan is to tell her the secret that he has concealed from his wife, so that he could move on with his life and be with the woman he loves. And at the same time, he must take care of his wife, and keep his secret. There is some dramatic elements here. A marriage has gone sour for a while. A person feels lonely, and no one seems to like them. I read somewhere that people have changed their names to avoid getting married. The husband just couldn't take his wife's way of behaving anymore. The wife, on the other hand, feels trapped in this unhappy marriage. I don't want to spoil the movie by going into all the details, but let me just say that the story is not very clear. The plot of the movie doesn't help, so I'd like to say something here about the screenplay. My impression is that it is lacking something, though. Barry Sloane does a pretty good job with the script, but it just isn't interesting enough. It's a typical male Hollywood movie, without any of the big stars that other movies are made of. The music, the cinematography and the costumes do do the job, but you have to have a certain taste for a story to really be interested in it. The beginning is okay, but the middle is a little boring, and it does get a bit confusing after a while. The ending is a little disappointing, but it is a bit better than the movie would have been. Overall, this is a good movie that is worth a watch, but the story is not very interesting, and the script just isn't good enough to make it memorable. 6/10

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 05:40

If you ask me why this film is so well received, you may well be able to read what I say here. If you don't want to see the nasty stuff then this is not the film for you. Instead this film wants to show us the relationship between a divorced woman, Jodie Foster, and her abusive husband Richard Gere. This is the first of two films that I have seen from the pair and they are excellent performances. They both have the range to portray each other with authenticity, believability and darkness and sadness. They are almost the mirror image of each other. For example, Jodie Foster's dialogue when Richard Gere is speaking to his daughters is almost uncannily like Richard Gere speaking to his daughter and they both seem to be feeling sorry for each other. They may even have very similar behaviour towards their children. Other examples include their actions towards each other in the background when Richard Gere is trying to have an affair with a coworker and they almost have the same intensity. In the end it is one of these films that is one you want to watch again and again. It gets better each time and it is not the sort of film you see on a random Saturday night.

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 19:43

A charming and occasionally erotic tale of a couple who are left with nothing when they lose a child to leukemia. A teacher finds herself in a very difficult situation when her sick son threatens to expose her and her husband's abuse of their daughter. As the day goes by it becomes clear that what was intended to be an ideal way of life is deteriorating fast. What's left is a curse. The Actress is deliciously over the top and there is some truly erotic activity as the master manipulator finds out what is going on and is forced to find out where the child is and what his identity is. One of those films where a strong dose of realism is involved. Some of the scenes (the boring ones) show that there are many boundaries that can't be crossed. I'm sure there are many women in similar situations to this one and the scenes do show that they are not alone in their fear of their future. The only one who can solve the problems is her own husband. Worth a look.

Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 03:18

It takes courage to do a film about a woman in the throes of a nervous breakdown. It takes guts to show this woman crying. As her doctor advises, "Make a documentary about this woman's mental illness, and make her as crazy as possible." She was so. But Frances McDormand does it. She cuts away from this woman so much so that she becomes as crazy as she is (and no, she's not a woman to be messed with). The ultimate tragedy here is that all of us will end up with a delusional alcoholic. We're going to get nutty too, if we're not careful. Let's hope that Frances McDormand is here to remind us that the wise words to end this disaster in this film are, "We all have problems. But we don't have to fix them. And we don't need to have them solved for ourselves. Because we can make it all better."

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 21:22

My wife and I are not very religious, yet we were totally drawn to this movie. I'm not religious at all but I love the Christian characters portrayed in this movie. There are some Biblical elements in this film that I have already seen in other films and I felt that these Biblical elements were a nice touch. There were some scenes in this movie that I could relate to and I was left with a feeling of anger at the family and what they did to their child. I'm not saying that I didn't understand the religious aspect of this film but I felt as though there could have been some action taken on the family, the abuse, and what they did to their son. I've read some reviews and many people are giving this film a negative comment. Why? Because they are missing the point of this film. It is a strong message of forgiveness and it is also a story about self-hatred. I think it's important for people to see both sides of a story. I think this film is a must-see for anyone who is religious. My advice to people who don't like this movie is to check their religion before you watch this film.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 00:57

I saw this film at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival and it's also available on Amazon Instant Video. It's not a spectacular film but it's definitely interesting. The movie opens with many flashbacks and we follow the decisions of a couple who suddenly get divorced. I liked the way the characters deal with this separation, mainly because it's not always easy to deal with the breakup of a marriage. For instance, the wife's therapist tells her that the person she is getting married to is a complete sociopath and so she decides to sell all her possessions to cover up the fact that she's divorcing him. This all seems very isolated in the film, although the wife's actions are somewhat similar to what would actually happen in real life. While there is a good deal of making fun of the "swinging lifestyle", this is also the case with many films dealing with swinging. It's a bit edgy but the film succeeds in creating a certain uneasiness that is entertaining. Overall, it's a good film and worth a look. If you can catch it on Amazon Instant Video, watch it.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 22:26

Most of the things that I liked about this movie are it's beautiful cinematography, its acting, and the story. The story starts off as a "depression" story, and slowly it opens up to be a (very) twisted look at the relationship between two dysfunctional families. It's not a movie you can take your kids to watch, unless you want them to see two people fail. I had a few problems with the story. First off, some of the characters seemed to not even be friends, like they just decided to spend time with one another. The second problem was the way the daughter and the husband are portrayed. It was very clear that the wife, like the daughter, was jealous of the wife's success. Although she was so jealous of the success of the daughter, that she made up all of the drama that the daughter suffered from. The wife was probably the most selfish of the three, and seemed to only want the daughter to succeed, not the other two. The daughter, while very intelligent and a very capable young woman, was selfish, and not capable of caring for any other human being. The final problem was that some of the characters seemed so emotionally shallow. Like the husband was an egotistical jerk and was only showing his ego to the daughter. The daughter was the spoiled brat and even more selfish than the husband. Finally, the story seemed a little too thin, but I could not really blame the screenplay writers for that. In general, it was a good film, and it was very well worth my money. I will admit that I have never seen a better depiction of a dysfunctional family, and of what it is like to be divorced.

Michelle Martin

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 14:59

I can see why so many people disliked this film. It isn't one of Tarantino's best and certainly not one of his most "watchable". But still, I enjoyed it. The first half is very slow. I'm guessing this was intentional, but I'd love to know how it is. But the second half is very interesting. There's a lot of great dialogue in the dialogue scenes, and the editing is fantastic. The music was superb, and the camera work was also great. The film is a bit slow in the second half, but the first half is interesting and interesting to watch, and I can't stop thinking about it. It is a good film, and I think Tarantino did it just right. I hope there is a sequel.

Melissa Williams

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 13:29

I haven't seen the other three parts of the trilogy so I cannot compare. But this film was the most involving of the three. The story is full of drama and suspense. We are immersed in the confusion and confusion of the wives. There is a lot of psychological and scientific explanation to what the wives are going through. I was a bit disappointed in the plot of the father figure in the film. Although he did help the wife and her daughter. It seemed too one sided. Other than that this film is an excellent film.

Friday, 05 Jun 2020 13:46

In a very real sense, "The Wife" is not a movie for everyone. It's not an intellectual story, nor is it a film for those who are easily offended by many kinds of sexual content. There is no talking about sex, only the depiction of sex. That's not a bad thing, but some viewers may be disturbed by some of the depictions. It is obvious that much of the story is based on the real life events of Paul and Sharon, a close-knit family who is trapped in a car crash and in a downward spiral of self-destructive behavior. Sharon, the leading role, is a divorced mother of four, including a mentally retarded child, who left the family that she adored, to move in with her troubled ex-husband. Paul, the husband, is the lead in a seemingly normal, family-oriented job. But Paul is his own worst enemy, for he is all his life a violent, selfish, and destructive man. Paul is of a kind that few people have the courage to discuss in their own words. For example, he leaves his wife and children to go out and party, and his co-workers and neighbors tell him he is a dirty bastard, but he still comes back. It is not that difficult to understand the reasons for his actions and behaviors, but it is important to see how he thinks and behaves. I was convinced that this is a man who would never allow others to talk about his troubled and conflicted life, but to me, he is as bad as anyone else. The scene where the couple is driving to a party, and Paul tells his wife, "I don't care if you are a coward. I don't care if you sleep with another man, because I don't know who you are. I don't know what makes you tick. I don't know what drives you crazy. I don't care." He explains the motivations behind his actions and their consequences. At one point, he tells his wife, "You can take my life, or I'll take yours." It is hard to listen to someone talk about someone else and then be convinced that they really hate each other. To me, the father's behavior seemed completely vindictive and inappropriate, and the situation became even worse for his wife. On the other hand, I can't imagine that anyone would take the actions and life of Sharon very seriously. She is a healthy mother and wife, who is trying to be a good wife and mother to her troubled daughter. I'm sure that Sharon is a very good mother. I think she is intelligent and attentive to her family and friends. However, I don't think that she can remain a loving wife to her husband for very long. I think she has been neglecting her husband for a long time, and will have a very hard time coming to terms with what has happened. In the end, the woman is not going to stop being a good mother and wife, and the son, while not behaving well, will never act like a menace. I think that there are some people who think that Sharon can get better and that she deserves her husband's forgiveness. The viewer must decide for himself. It seems to me that she is a victim of many factors, and she can't change what has happened to her.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 18:34

This movie portrays well the way the Irish people lived and why they were living like that. The movies have been shown for a long time and it's really interesting to watch them because of the life-style they had, the way they made a living. The director has tried to represent the social background, the poverty and all that in the movie, in a realistic way. So I really liked it.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 16:12

The story is about a man who's wife has given birth to a baby boy, which seems a long time. But he suddenly can't find the time to talk to the woman. So he flies to the country of his birth to find a good doctor, a nice woman, a nice father. But when he arrives in the country, the woman, the father and the doctor are all gone, because they have been killed by the Vietcong in the war. The movie ends with a confrontation between the husband and the woman. The first part is pretty simple: it's a story about a man with a woman, a story about life and death. The story is a bit repetitive but this is really the main point. In the first part, the husband is isolated. He can't meet anyone, can't even talk to the woman. This situation is repeated over and over again, but the message of the first part of the movie is the same as in the last: to go out and live life to the fullest and to make your dreams come true. The second part is a bit different, but is probably the most interesting part. It starts with a strange scene: the husband and the woman are sitting in a plane where they hear voices and they hear the crying of a baby. At the same time they see the plane crash into a mountainside. They scream, scream, scream. At this moment the baby's father is killed, and the husband kills the baby. The last scene is pretty good too. In the second part, the husband discovers the secret of the baby. He tries to bring it to the doctor and he succeeds. After the last scene the movie ends with a note that the movie was a success and the audience has heard the words 'The baby was delivered'. And I think that was the best part of the movie. All in all, it's a good movie. It may not be the best movie you ever see, but it is a good movie. My vote is seven. Title (Brazil): "A y Babo da Mais" ("The Lover and the Baby")

Johnny Morrison

Friday, 22 May 2020 18:00

I'll just say this in all honesty: if you're looking for a totally heart-felt dramatic retelling of what it's like to be a woman in the early 20th Century and you're not bothered about the details, go ahead and check this out. There is a good deal of information on this movie's website, so if you're planning on viewing this, be sure to go see the film before reading the reviews. Even though this is a pretty long movie, I thought the main idea of the story was well-done and presented well. There were some parts that I thought were unnecessary, but overall, I found this movie to be highly entertaining. Even though there was a few scenes where I was just watching in a daze, I was in total agreement with the point of this film. I recommend this film to anyone that likes their movies to have a plot, or to be concerned about what the actual story is about. Overall, I found this film to be very interesting, and I'd highly recommend it to anyone.

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 21:18

Goddess, Rani Mukherjee, makes her debut as an actress with the Bollywood film "The Wife". Rani (played by Mehra) is a very strong, capable woman. Her father (played by Mumba) and mother (played by Piyush Mishra) are divorced and their son is a successful businessman. He also has his own company. While Rani is free to choose what she wants to do with her life, her father keeps on making his mark in every aspect of her life. Rani decides to give up her job in order to join his company. She is excited about this and vows that she will make the man her father made. As she tries to convince him to return to her life, his position as a successful businessman changes drastically. As her mother's image becomes a national news item, Rani, her father and everyone in the household start to lose their touch. When Rani is told about the news, her image of her father changes drastically. Her new image of her father is one of rage. She starts to take it out on everyone and start fighting back. When a friend comes to visit, Rani starts to run to her dad. There is a scene where Rani is running in the house. Rani catches up with her father and they start fighting. Rani sees her father get his nose broken. Her father shows the woman her broken nose and tells her to come back to him. He then helps her carry her mother to the hospital. Rani then sets up a company called 'Amity Capital'. While running for office, Rani meets the two brothers who have been convicted of trying to murder her father. Rani meets with her father and starts to kiss him. She tells him that she wants to marry him. When her father says he doesn't want to have children, she says she will teach him the right way and tells him that if he doesn't want to, she will forget about it. She walks out of the house and comes across Rani. After a while, they embrace each other. Rani asks Rani if she's sure she wants to marry her. She asks if she will love him and she says yes. Later that evening, Rani and Rani's mother-in-law meet. They are happy to see each other, but their connection is tenuous. While Rani and Rani's mother-in-law are having a drink, the same one drinks and passes out. Rani finds her daughter at home with the same old man she had an affair with. When Rani enters the room, she sees that her mother-in-law is dead. Rani tells her mother-in-law she loves her and doesn't want to be separated from her. Her mother-in-law isn't interested in her anymore and sends her away. Rani rushes to her father's house. When she enters his room, she finds his broken nose. Rani goes to the hospital and tells her father to come to her. Rani is surprised by the situation and she asks her father what has happened. Her father tells her that he had to break off the affair with his daughter and not to marry him. Rani sees that her father is still mad at her and then she tells her father she loves him. Her father now realizes that he made a mistake and tells her that he doesn't love her anymore. After a while, Rani gets her father back and sets up her own business. Rani makes her way to New York and becomes a successful woman. When she returns home, she finds that her father is gone. She tells her mother that she doesn't love her anymore and her mother doesn't want her anymore. Rani then tells her father she loves him and that she will make the right decision. Then Rani starts to make her own decisions. She is now very successful as an actress and her father wants her to marry him. Rani says she wants to marry him but her mother-in-law doesn't want her to do so. Rani decides to do so,

Sunday, 10 May 2020 23:22

The Wife is a character study of the life and relationship of a woman who becomes pregnant. One of the main reasons why I was excited to watch the movie was the strong cast, especially Sarah Paulson who is as lovely as ever and Christian Bale who portrays a very strong anti-hero. The movie is a character study of the unique but very close relationship that exists between the parents of the wife and the family they live in. This is based on true events. The movie is never boring, the characters are likable and the setting is gorgeous. I give the movie a 7. The Wife is a well written and beautifully filmed movie that explores the lives of three women who have grown up together. One of the main characters is a mom who has just had a baby and the other two are moms who have grown up together. I can't wait for the sequel. This is a great movie, but I really like the character study in the movie. If you're a fan of Sarah Paulson or Christian Bale, this movie is for you. Otherwise, skip it.

Sunday, 10 May 2020 17:25

Considering that this is based on a film by Stephen King, it's remarkable how well it matches. As Stephen King has done to numerous novels that he has written, we can see through the many pictures that the imagination of the writer takes us in a very intimate way. The fact that the film is also based on the same King novel and that it also has great directorial talent is a testament to that. This is a very human story about a man and his wife and their problems and how they love each other and how it is always strained. There is a beautiful camera work in this film that highlights the idea of a camera on a man and how the camera moves through the scenery. The film does not ask the audience for their opinions and that is why I am giving it an 7. It is well made and well directed and I would recommend it to anybody that likes dramas and has a love for Stephen King.

Saturday, 09 May 2020 10:07

Rebecca (Lily Taylor) is a single mother with a 10-year-old son and a 22-year-old daughter. A couple of days before the wedding, she and her son are attacked by two thugs and then arrested by the local police. Her husband refuses to pay for her bail so she has to live with her sister (Megan, 9) in a drab apartment. She has no idea what has happened to her son, who is now living with the boyfriend of one of her boyfriends. Not really caring, she starts to panic and try to find out what is going on and who the attackers are. She does this by talking to the boyfriend and her sister. Her ex-husband does not want to talk to her and she cannot be of any help to him. She goes into his apartment and that's when things start to get interesting. It's not so much the fact that she can identify the people but rather the characterisation of her. She is a very intelligent woman with some anger issues and she tries to take on the role of the carer and the mother. We see that she takes care of her son but has a difficult time making her boyfriend come to the wedding. She is a very caring and intelligent person but she does not have the support of her sister. She also cannot be of help to her boyfriend because he thinks she is crazy. Even though the movie is not about political or social issues, I can see that it is an interesting movie. I liked the way that it was filmed and I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a different kind of movie.

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 13:25

As another reviewer pointed out, the plot is very similar to The Da Vinci Code, but the substance is completely different. I think that the reason why the film was so well received is because of the director and writer's sense of humor. They were serious while adding a dash of humor, making the film the dark, yet ultimately humorous and satisfying movie that it could be. In essence, I think that the reviewer who posted before me missed the point, and that the reason why people liked the film is because they were able to get past the humor. Overall, I thought the movie was good, but I could've done without the dark humor.

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 07:28

I love this movie. What can I say? This is a truly great film. It is a masterpiece in its own right and must be seen by everyone. Great direction, great writing, great acting, great camera work, great editing, great cinematography, and wonderful music all contribute to this wonderful film. I can't think of any reason that anyone could dislike this movie. If you like romantic movies, then you should like this one, but if you like the cerebral films that Kubrick produces, you should enjoy it as well. I can't imagine anyone not liking this movie.

Barbara Bennett

Monday, 20 Apr 2020 10:28

The most famous (and likely worst) film of the decade so far is this film. Based on the novel by Alison Weir, The Wife is about a young and beautiful but idealistic girl named Sarah (who has been raised by an abusive father) who moves into a wealthy man's home after a poor performance in school. After discovering the real estate agent she has been eyeing, she immediately starts spying on him and getting more and more involved with the wealthy properties, but slowly learns that he is more than he seems. He offers her "benefits" to allow her to move into his house and spend all her money on him, which Sarah accepts, but begins to get more and more frustrated with the arrangement. She doesn't seem to be able to make the best of the situation, and it is at this point that Sarah really starts to question her existence and her life. I saw this film on cable, and I didn't know anything about it. It looks like a low budget film with a good concept, but it's not the best film I've seen in a long time. While the premise is decent, the film suffers from being very predictable and the writing is very choppy at times. I can't say that it is a bad film. It is only the weakest film of the year so far. If you like low-budget films like Pretty Little Liars and American Horror Story, you should see this film. It's not great, but it is at least interesting enough to keep you interested. I gave it a 6.0/10. If you enjoyed the premise of the film, you will definitely enjoy the performances. All actors were believable and believable in their roles. The performances of Jennifer Lawrence, Nicole Kidman, Kate Beckinsale, and Laura Linney were exceptional, and the supporting actors (especially Johnny Lee Miller and Rachel Weisz) were great as well. There are some bad scenes in this film, but the film does have its moments.

Monday, 20 Apr 2020 08:58

The Wife is a beautifully shot, well acted, and very intelligent film. It tells a story that is too seldom told in film, which is all the more so because it is told from the perspective of a woman whose husband has become a white supremacist and who has hired a black man to kill her in order to destroy her family. The wife is a great protagonist, a woman whose love and passion for her husband is all-consuming. She is a strong and resilient woman and she is, by the end of the film, one of the most moving people I have ever seen on film. The problem I had with this film is that there was too much of a white savior angle. Though the film was originally shown as a domestic violence film, there is little mention of that aspect, and it only comes up to a point towards the end of the film. I don't think that was a great idea to keep the film at a level of domestic violence. The film was supposed to be about a family's betrayal of the family, but the film is not particularly about domestic violence. I understand that this is what the director was going for, but the film is more about a woman's search for answers in the end than about domestic violence. I am so glad the film is an ensemble piece instead of a straight-forward domestic violence film. The actors really shine in this film, with Julianne Moore proving once again that she is one of the most talented actresses working in Hollywood today.

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