Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Telegram Estimated reading time: 6 minutes The latest film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s celebrated novel has recently arrived in theaters, sparking considerable buzz and anticipation. With the spotlight on stars Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively, the movie explores the profound and difficult theme of domestic violence. However, despite the high-profile cast and the initial promise, the film struggles to deliver on its ambitious goals, falling short in several key areas due to internal conflicts among the cast and crew, as well as unresolved issues with the script.
One of the most significant criticisms directed at the film revolves around its casting and wardrobe choices. The character Lily Bloom, whose name alone seems to lean heavily into the realm of fiction, appears to be a major point of contention. The name “Lily Bloom” carries a whimsical quality that feels almost too contrived, undermining the character’s depth and believability.
The film’s soundtrack, rather than enhancing the narrative, instead seems to dilute its impact, further detracting from the gravity of the subject matter. The fashion choices for Blake Lively, an actress renowned for her elegance and sophistication, have also been widely criticized. Seeing such a beautiful and accomplished actress dressed in ill-fitting outfits, such as pajama pants over fishnets, is jarring and inconsistent with her character’s portrayal.
The misalignment between Lively’s nat.