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2025    1h 56mKomedi, Romantik
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Directed by Celine Song
  • Dakota JohnsonLucy
  • Chris EvansJohn
  • Pedro PascalHarry
  • Zoë WintersSophie
  • Marin IrelandViolet
  • Dasha NekrasovaDaisy
  • Emmy WheelerRose
  • Louisa JacobsonCharlotte
  • Eddie CahillRobert
  • Sawyer SpielbergMason
  • Joseph LeeTrevor
  • John MagaroMark P. (voice)
  • Nedra Marie TaylorAudrey
  • Sietzka RoseEleanor
  • Halley FeifferPatricia
  • Madeline WiseBeth
  • Ian StuartLogan
  • Dan DomenechRon
  • Emiliano DíezHarry's Father
  • Rachel Zeiger-HaagJenn
  • Joel12 juni 2025
    Maybe a career best performance for Chris Evans, but man this screen play thinks it’s so much smarter than it is. A few moments literally made me roll my eyes. There’s good moments in here. Pedro’s charming as ever, the main score that plays throughout this is beautiful, and it feels so close to being something special. Ultimately it ends up being closer to the notebook (which I hate) than being anything really great.
  • thomasrogers75329 juni 2025
    Came for Pedro Pascal Stayed for Chris Evans
  • TonyHsieh4 maj 2026
    Really loved the sharp pointed dialogue and the central conflict of romantic fantasy and realistic expectations when it comes to a long term relationship. The direction was great. The actors were great.
  • Devin Ford27 april 2026
    Legitimately one of the worst movies I've ever seen. All of the acting was extremely wooden and all the characters were genuinely vain and horrible people. I don't know the first thing about being in a serious relationship, but if finding love means becoming like the characters in this film, then I am fine being on my own. This movie seriously make me hate myself and even the remote possibility of finding love.
  • MrTrivet10 februari 2026
    Materialists is a romcom that attempts an honest look at dating in the age of comparison, checklists, and constant self-optimization. Its starting point is love as a process that increasingly resembles a transaction, where emotions must compete with social, financial, and aesthetic capital. The film puts this kind of calculation under scrutiny, but instead of contempt it opts for a measured romanticism - not naive, but cautious. Although the narrative is told mainly from a female perspective, it is surprisingly empathetic toward men who feel lost in today’s relationship marketplace. Their insecurities, related to appearance, height, or economic status, are not mocked, but presented as real barriers in a world that rewards the “right” parameters. The film also takes a clear-eyed approach to money: not as the enemy of love, but as its boundary condition. Material comfort often proves more important than emotional authenticity, and Materialists does not condemn this attitude, instead relativizing the characters’ choices. Much of the film’s appeal comes from the sheer likability of its main cast. Dakota Johnson’s character, in particular, stands out: outwardly cold, blunt, and emotionally guarded, yet surprisingly grounded and human. Beneath the sharp edges, she feels like a comfort character - someone whose pragmatism reads less as cynicism and more as a learned success and hapiness strategy. It’s a likable, bittersweet piece of cinema.
  • Tyler Campbell18 januari 2026
    I can't help but think this movie suffers from expectations created by how it was promoted. The 3 leads being jovial and playful in interviews and such, suggesting a romcom. Admittedly, as a 36 year old man, I did not look into this movie beyond whatever snippets of the promotion snuck into Hot Ones or something my wife was looking at, so I could be off base with that. But Materialists is not a romcom, it's a romdram. Sure, there's a little bit of comedic levity, but it's mostly slow and tonally weird, with some sudden darkness that really threw me for a loop. Thematically, it's a decent criticism of things like materialism, shallow dating, and how society judges people. For what it actually is and who it's actually for, Materialists might be better than the rating I gave it. But expecting a romcom and getting characters talking a lot about their dating value or lackthereof and trying to talk each other into or out of being with one another wasn't particularly entertaining to me. If they dove off the deep end into the dark branch of the story, they may have been able to do an effective subversion of expectations and made it very impactful, now that I think about it. Instead, it was just a low stakes relationship drama. If you're into that, Materialists might be for you.
  • ioan.alex31 december 2025
    Can't remember what the story was so it can be a nice background watch
  • Wesley B21 december 2025
    Great cast but ends up being a predictable and average romatic Comedy
  • monicasablan16 december 2025
    Long. Boring. Literally no substance to the movie
  • marcos.ca7316 december 2025
    Very good message, love it
  • zappy.4 december 2025
    I was lost pretty much the entire time ngl. I didn’t know where the plot was going, but I enjoyed the acting and actors.
  • surenth624 juli 2025
    Crappy movie. Dont waste time watching it. I gave it more than 1 star because of the cast but slow and boring.
  • AndreiTamas26 juli 2025
    bruh cmon
  • wdams30 november 2025
    If you absolutely have nothing else to do.
  • N23 juli 2025
    Really unsubstantial and underwhelming honestly… watching her is like watching a toddlers snot strand coming down to touch the carpet

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