ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～の視聴方法
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～の評価とレビュー
- Oʂɯαʅԃσ Rσყҽƚƚ2025年9月1日Colman and Cumberbatch are both sensational in the lead roles. Their performances are both brilliant and they have fantastic chemistry with each other. They really get to flex their acting muscles too, bring great during both emotional scenes and comedic scenes.
- Mischa1日前Feels like a real relationship
- rg94002025年10月22日This movie is marketed as an off the rails comedy. It is decidedly not that. It starts out with a therapy lesson that ends up with a flashback. Initially, I thought this was an interesting and sincere way to build some depth and emotional weight to the eventual craziness. It honestly did start out strong with the dichotomy of their two careers and aspirations, but it just goes on. And on. I kid you not, it takes an hour before the movie returns back to the cold open. I actually checked my watch. And this hour isn't funny. There are maybe a few throwaway jokes that got a chuckle out of me. The side characters are absurd caricatures that don't fit into the more dramatic look into a failing marriage, and there are just a lot of random asides with their backstory. And that's the thing, even if I felt like I got duped into seeing a more dramatic movie about relationships, I could overlook that if the movie did a good job in that. But I don't think it really does. There are tons of movies that do a way better job with this type of material. It doesn't help that I think there is very clearly a "right" side in the entire conflict. At least Benedict Cumberbatch is in top form. The last 20 minutes finally shift into the movie the trailers showed. Except the trailers showed pretty much everything in those last 20 minutes. The movie escalates so fast that it almost feels like a montage. It culminates in an ending so at odds with everything the movie had can building up prior to that. It wants to be a serious relationship drama but also wants to market itself as an absurd comedy. It never reconciles the two. Maybe if the movie had started with the therapy scene, done a quick flashback to see how they got there, and then spent the entire runtime showing the escalating hijinks, it might have worked a lot better instead of saving them for the last 20 minutes. Regardless, as is, this movie is a mess and marketed in a very deceiving manner.
- jessegd2025年11月22日Trite shite
- Wint3ermute2026年4月4日One of the most soulless remakes in existence.
- finders2026年3月29日Loved this. Funny film with top cast. Great humour showing how the Brits can really take the p*ss out of themselves.
- SirMonkalot2026年2月25日A fun chaotic movie about a failing marriage. I loved Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch’s performance, they did such a great job. The dialogue was on point but it’s definitely not for everyone. A constant barrage of words being launched at you!
- dindom2026年2月14日Cumberbatch does "brilliant but insufferable" better than anyone, and Colman has that incredible ability to flip from polite to terrifyingly vengeful in a heartbeat. Smart, hilarious, and sadly not for everyone.
- Hakihiko2026年2月10日Sharp, Bitter, and Surprisingly Entertaining "The Roses" is a well-crafted drama that thrives on tension, sharp dialogue, and strong performances. It doesn't reinvent its themes, but it delivers them with enough intensity and style to remain consistently engaging. The film's strength lies in its character dynamics. The central conflict is handled with bite and emotional weight, balancing dark humor with genuine drama. The script is clever in places, especially when it leans into the bitterness and absurdity of the situation, making the clashes feel both painful and oddly entertaining. Performances are solid across the board, with the leads carrying much of the film's emotional impact. Their chemistry, or better the lack of it, drives the narrative forward, and even when the story follows familiar beats, the acting keeps things compelling. Visually, the movie is polished and confident, using framing and pacing effectively to heighten the sense of confrontation and unraveling relationships. While "The Roses" doesn't always dig as deep as it could into its themes, it remains a strong and enjoyable watch: smart, tense, and well-performed.
- Reliance Peach2025年12月14日The Roses is a good movie—dark, sharp, and surprisingly funny in a way that sticks with you. What starts as a smart, romantic story slowly turns into something much more bitter and uncomfortable, and that’s exactly why it works. The film does a great job showing how love can curdle into resentment, not through big dramatic moments at first, but through small, believable cracks that grow over time. The performances are strong and committed, making the emotional breakdown feel real rather than exaggerated. The humor is cruel but effective, and the tension builds steadily without ever feeling rushed. By the end, the movie leaves you uneasy, but also impressed by how honestly it explores pride, ego, and the refusal to let go. Overall, The Roses is good because it’s bold, well-acted, and unafraid to show the ugly side of relationships without softening the blow
- PapaHamzeh2026年2月9日A horrendous film, filled with people acting so strangely as to make you think it's all quite silly. And to be honest, what they do to Olivia really makes me question the story-telling. She is insane, and it comes off in poor taste; there is no balance in the character's motivations because one of them is far, far more extreme in their behavior and that makes them irredeemable.
- hayzink2026年2月7日This was a really funny movie (but in the dry sense) The dynamic between the leads is great and considering their relationship is what the film is about the premise lands well. Its very British but in an American setting so it works on the same kind of level as something like "episodes" did so if that was something you enjoyed you definitely should like this. Im surprised the reviews on it are so mixed i can only assume people just didnt vibe with how cutting and insulting British humor can be at times
- April Wakefield2026年2月5日Entertaining, clever, even insightful, but ultimately contrived. It felt to me to be an engineered "hybrid" of American and British style and humour. American bling with (in my opinion more nuanced British comedic values), designed specifically to capture both sides of the Atlantic. I watched it chiefly for Olivia Colman, she never disappoints me, but the production deliberately type-casts all of the actors, leaving the truly good performances in the shade of the clichés.
- assassin0072025年11月27日Now ignore the fact the film is set in the USA but is definitely filmed in the UK. This is a modern take on the war of the roses film. This made me laugh and really engage with the main characters. Certainly would be a great movie to watch on a cold night with a hot chocolate or your beverage of choice.
- pah5532026年1月11日The Roses is a masterclass in toxic chemistry. Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman are perfectly cast as Theo and Ivy, a couple whose transition from "loving" to "loathing" feels both inevitable and hilariously sharp. The script is packed with the kind of cutting, witty, and dark humour that makes you laugh out loud while simultaneously wincing. What makes the film truly effective is how relatable the underlying friction is; it taps into those tiny marital resentments that most couples will recognise. It’s mean, stylish, and ultimately great fun.
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～に関するトリビア
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～は2025年8月27日に公開されました。
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～はJay Roachが監督を務めました。
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～の上映時間は1h 45mです。
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～はTom Carver, Leah Clarke, Ed Sinclair, Adam Ackland, Michelle Graham, Jay Roachがプロデューサーを務めました。
絵に描いたような完璧なカップル、アイヴィとテオは、順風満帆な人生を送っているように見えた。輝かしいキャリア、愛に満ちた結婚生活、優秀な子供たち。だが、その裏側では家庭内戦争が始まろうとしていた。テオのキャリアが急降下する中、アイヴィは野心を露わにする。幸せな夫婦に秘められた競争心と不満が爆発する痛快ブラック・コメディ。
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～の主要人物はIvy Rose (Olivia Colman), Theo Rose (Benedict Cumberbatch), Barry (Andy Samberg)です。
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～はPG12と評価されています。
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～はコメディ, ドラマ映画です。
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～は、視聴者によって10点満点中7.9点をつけられています。
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～の予算は$3000万です。
ローズ家～崖っぷちの夫婦～の興行収入は$5198.1万です。