It Ends with Us Blu-ray + Digital
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Though coming from a complicated past, Lily Bloom has always known the life she wants. While living in Boston, she meets neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid and believes she may very well have found her soul mate. Soon, however, questions arise about their relationship, and to complicate matters her high school love interest, Atlas Corrigan, comes back into the picture, putting her relationship with Ryle in jeopardy. It Ends with Us Blu-ray + Digital
IT ENDS WITH US tells the empowering story of Lily Bloom. Grappling with a painful past, Lily embarks on a new life in Boston and opens her own flower shop. After falling in love with Ryle, Lily begins to see sides of him that remind her of her dangerous father. With the support of her friends and allies, Lily must find her own strength to break the pattern or the pattern will break her. It Ends with Us Blu-ray + Digital
Additional information
| MPAA rating : | PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned) |
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| Product Dimensions : | 0.53 x 6.74 x 5.35 inches; 3.04 ounces |
| Director : | Justin Baldoni |
| Media Format : | Subtitled, Blu-ray |
| Run time : | 2 hours and 10 minutes |
| Release date : | November 5, 2024 |
| Actors : | Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni, Jenny Slate, Hasan Minhaj, Kevin McKidd |
| Subtitles: : | English, French, Spanish, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Thai |
| Producers : | Blake Lively, Christy Hall, Alex Saks, Jamey Heath |
| Studio : | Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
| ASIN : | B0DCG1CJ76 |
| Country of Origin : | USA |
| Number of discs : | 1 |
| Best Sellers Rank: | #1,246 in Drama Blu-ray Discs |
| Customer Reviews: | (6,678) |
15 reviews for It Ends with Us Blu-ray + Digital
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M&M –
It’s Okay, Not Great
I am not a Colleen Hoover hater/lover or anything. In fact, I’ve read most of her books and enjoyed most of them. This movie however, was not very good. Some of the scenes came off a little cringey and Lily’s laughing at some deeply personal and hard conversations was just weird. The acting on Lily’s part was just off. I think overall the story line was okay. I didn’t feel like it translated as well as it could from book to movie but that is the case with most movies. I would say watch it once and then file it away as something you’ve seen but won’t see again.
M&M –
It’s Okay, Not Great
I am not a Colleen Hoover hater/lover or anything. In fact, I’ve read most of her books and enjoyed most of them. This movie however, was not very good. Some of the scenes came off a little cringey and Lily’s laughing at some deeply personal and hard conversations was just weird. The acting on Lily’s part was just off. I think overall the story line was okay. I didn’t feel like it translated as well as it could from book to movie but that is the case with most movies. I would say watch it once and then file it away as something you’ve seen but won’t see again.
M&M –
It’s Okay, Not Great
I am not a Colleen Hoover hater/lover or anything. In fact, I’ve read most of her books and enjoyed most of them. This movie however, was not very good. Some of the scenes came off a little cringey and Lily’s laughing at some deeply personal and hard conversations was just weird. The acting on Lily’s part was just off. I think overall the story line was okay. I didn’t feel like it translated as well as it could from book to movie but that is the case with most movies. I would say watch it once and then file it away as something you’ve seen but won’t see again.
M&M –
It’s Okay, Not Great
I am not a Colleen Hoover hater/lover or anything. In fact, I’ve read most of her books and enjoyed most of them. This movie however, was not very good. Some of the scenes came off a little cringey and Lily’s laughing at some deeply personal and hard conversations was just weird. The acting on Lily’s part was just off. I think overall the story line was okay. I didn’t feel like it translated as well as it could from book to movie but that is the case with most movies. I would say watch it once and then file it away as something you’ve seen but won’t see again.
M&M –
It’s Okay, Not Great
I am not a Colleen Hoover hater/lover or anything. In fact, I’ve read most of her books and enjoyed most of them. This movie however, was not very good. Some of the scenes came off a little cringey and Lily’s laughing at some deeply personal and hard conversations was just weird. The acting on Lily’s part was just off. I think overall the story line was okay. I didn’t feel like it translated as well as it could from book to movie but that is the case with most movies. I would say watch it once and then file it away as something you’ve seen but won’t see again.
Ms. A. Neilson –
It was good, except for the use of the c-word near the beginning. Lots of plot twists.
I could have done without the use of C-word near the beginning, as I always find that highly anti-feminine, crude curse word so cringe! So I subtracted a star for the use of that c-word. Yet, after that part, it turned out to be a good adventure with lots of twists and turns. I mostly watched it because I like the actress Blake Lively, who played in it.
K. Stull –
Well made movie about physical abuse
It’s cheaper to get on Prime than going to theater. This movie was quite thought provoking. Physical abuse is hard to admit from both the abuser and the abused. It takes courage to leave even though you love that person to protect yourself and your child. That cycle of abuse ended with them and not making it a problem for the next generations.
Teri Longacre –
Couldn’t wait to see this movie. It was good.
Good movie!
Katherine Ortiz Garcia –
Pelicula
Buena pelicula
M&M –
It’s Okay, Not Great
I am not a Colleen Hoover hater/lover or anything. In fact, I’ve read most of her books and enjoyed most of them. This movie however, was not very good. Some of the scenes came off a little cringey and Lily’s laughing at some deeply personal and hard conversations was just weird. The acting on Lily’s part was just off. I think overall the story line was okay. I didn’t feel like it translated as well as it could from book to movie but that is the case with most movies. I would say watch it once and then file it away as something you’ve seen but won’t see again.
Melanie Brumfield –
Love LOVE this movie
This movie is sooo great! I sure do hope there is a sequel. I know some consider the spousal abuse over the top but this is reality. I have read the books and it is pretty close to them.
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KEITH –
Peaceful And Painful Revelations
‘It Ends With Us’ has the elegant and congenial acting of Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni, Jenny Slate, and Brandon Sklenar. Aside from this, the movie “It Ends With Us” had me rivited to the screen at subtle actions or discreet changes in sentiments. The film was directed by Justin Baldoni and the screenplay was adapted by Christy Hall. It is based on the novel of the same name ‘It Ends With Us’ written by Colleen Hoover which is currently a big seller. If you know the book than the central theme of “It Ends With Us” is duplicated here, as Christy Hall is such a great screenplay writer. If you aren’t familiar with either the book or have not read reviews of the movie, then much of the pleasure in seeing the movie will be in not knowing what it is about. Lily Bloom(played by Blake Lively) is the main character in a stream of quaint and poetic incidents. Lily Bloom is a young woman who is deeply loyal to flowers and the cultivation of them. Lily’s bearing is a charming boheme livery of thick cottons of Fall brown and red quilts and wraps of floral prints. Lily herself has long hair in fine comb with twists. Often Lily is wearing non-descript headbands with florid blue flowers on hair clips. Lily’s down to earth, colloquial speech, and her segregated peacefulness is the catalyst for a series of captivating sentiments that overtake her, as we follow Lily along. These burgeoning feelings are the impetus for turning away commitment, but then also, the implications have boundaries alarmed with impending poignancy. As in many brushes with Lily, her aura of pacifist and strong charisma procures quality intangibles of recognition. The screenplay and camera bring out elegant motivations succinctly and linearly the film moves along into new modest heights. The sharp refinements enabling empathy are also seen in the acting. Early in ‘It Ends With Us’ there is a remarkable scene between Lily Bloom and Ryle Kincaid(Justin Baldoni). It is obvious that here is either a concieved or true to life experience that was very well felt by its creator. Lily and Ryle have stories being implied and, like their plights, these meanings are being reflected but moved to other energies by the moods of the two. Ryle is a neurosurgeon and also is passionate about the virtues in other people. The social sphere around Lily Bloom’s flower store in Boston includes Atlas(Brandon Sklenar) who was Lily’s first love interest when she was a teenager. There is a contrast between Atlas and Ryle that provides one of the nagging thoughts that start from rumination over the small bumps that accumulate in ‘It Ends With Us’. There is love rooted in experience with another person. In hindsight, the cataloguing, by Ryle, of finite deviations from a perceived correctness can be an indication of emotions completely unrelated. Much of the film was shot in Hoboken, New Jersey(Wikipedia), but clearly many shots of Boston are seen setting frames. Lily’s flower store is in a commercial center of the brown stone apartment house lined streets of the Back Bay. This street and it’s arboreal tracts of lazy hanging elms is atmosphere that is indicative of Lily Blossom’s powers of nurturing growth for strength. Alyssa(played by Jenny Slate) is hired by Lily to be her assistant. Alyssa is Ryle’s sister. She is random in appearance and like many outlets in this film, collects small intimate moments to forge greater bonds. Alyssa’s grand catalogue of comic awareness is cosmopolitanly placed within a niche of virtues. Alyssa’s newborn baby is one of the occasions in which is forged graceful repoires. Atlas, Lily’s longtime friend, is always loyal to Lily. Atlas is one of the strong vines attended to by Lily.
4 people found this helpful
Courtney Koby –
Blake Lively had an amazing performance in this one!
wait, if you have not watched this DO IT! This is a great movie with a great story line. Tears may be shed! Just such an edge of the seat movie!! I will warn you, that if you are sensitive to physical abuse of any kind this may be triggering for you.
One person found this helpful
Angela v. –
leave a nice message as a lesson
Excellent movie, I bought it because I loved the trailer. It has a very good lesson. We watched it with my daughter one afternoon at the movies. I recommend it.
Amy –
Great acting, great message! Bravo!!!!
Excellent movie. It was completely demolished by the crappy accusations during the release of the movie. Very disappointing for what should have been a movie with such a great message. The on-screen chemistry felt palpable. I was truly disappointed to hear the chaos afterwards. I watched it twice and enjoyed every bit of it. I still think the movie was very nicely done and has a great message which needs to be heard. Actors were amazing all around. It’s definitely worth putting media bs to the side and watching.
3 people found this helpful