The Drama

With just one week to go until their nuptials, the partially deaf 'Emma' (Zendaya) and 'Charlie' (Robert Pattinson) are nervously anticipating the big day. Planning is still incomplete as they sit down with friends 'Rachel' (Alana Haim) and her husband 'Mike' (Mamoudou Athie) for the onerous task of selecting the menu. The mushroom risotto seems to be a winner, though quite what was wrong with his idea of a cheeseburger I don't know, and so they turn their thoughts to the wine. A little tipsy, they begin to play a game that ends up with 'Emma' revealing something about her past that shocks all...

Most of us are no doubt familiar with the expression “You think you know somebody,” an often-highly disillusioned reaction that arises when we become aware of some kind of previously unknown deception involving someone that runs contrary to our beliefs about that person’s nature. The impact can be severe, too, particularly when it relates to someone close and centers on an especially shocking revelation. So imagine what it must be like when one learns something appalling about one’s fiancée only a few days before the wedding. What effect will such news have on the ceremony, not to men...

i think it is a lovely movie about finding love, in the shadow of guns though.

love is when you do not need a reason to forgive.

sweet and amusing!...

Impressive acting by Zendaya, better than in other movies.
Plot: Soon or later every couple discovers aspects of their partner they didn't expect and bring doubts. Unless you love one another and can't resist giving more chances, and realize everyone makes mistakes....

Days before walking down the aisle, what was supposed to be the making of a modern fairy tale turned into a psychological minefield for me. I went into The Drama expecting a quirky romance and got a punch in the gut disguised as social satire. The premise revolves around a shocking confession that completely challenged my views on morality, empathy, and how fragile appearances are in our era of constant scrutiny. Fair warning: if you're hitting the theater hoping for a lighthearted rom-com, you're going to crash headfirst into a very uncomfortable mirror of our own hypocrisies.

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