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Review: Malcolm & Marie
HBO’s Euphoria and Washington was the lead in Christopher Nolan’s
Tenet.
Writer/director Sam Levinson (Euphoria) brings the two stars together in
Malcolm & Marie. It’s a simple story that follows Malcolm (Washington) and Marie (Zendaya) at 1:00AM after the couple returns home from Malcolm’s movie premiere. A conversation between the two quickly begins to unearth issues in their relationship.
Sam Levinson drops the audience in the middle of this relationship on the biggest night of Malcolm’s life. The script zooms in on the initial argument started by question raised by Marie, but as the night goes on, the script gives more contexts to the complicated relationship between Malcolm and Marie.
MALCOLM & MARIE Explores a Chaotic and Fragile Relationship
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You’re the magician. Pull me back together again, the way you cut me in half. This poetic excerpt from Warsan Shire’s “Redemption” encapsulates what some romantic relationships experience. It’s the strange ability to verbally eviscerate someone in one breath before wrapping them up in passion the next moment. The kind of sharp, dramatic ups and downs that leave those involved constantly questioning their relevance and well-being both within and outside of the relationship. It involves a fallible expectation for the person who hurts you the most to heal you, properly love you, and redeem their actions in a way that they simply aren’t willing (or able) to do.
From Outkast to Dionne Warwick, the Music of Malcolm & Marie Spans Genres and Generations
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Julio Perez IV’s music exploration works in reverse with his age. When he was a young teenager in the mid-‘80s, he was discovering the funk of the early ‘70s. When he was a college student in the ‘90s, he was getting exposed to ‘60s surf rock and ‘50s jazz. Current or classic, the film editor’s music obsession has stood him in good stead as his extensive knowledge comes into play on every project on which he works. This includes his most recent film, Sam Levinson’s “Malcolm & Marie,” starring Zendaya and John David Washington (read