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Acrimony (Review)


Hulu has just recently added a popular film to stream, and it's creating quite a topic of many discussions. Acrimony, Tyler Perry's 2018 Drama film, is filled with bitterness, anger, and like the movie title itself .. Acrimony. The film stars Hollywood Walk of Famer, Taraji P Henson, and co-star, Lyric Brent, in one of Tyler Perry's most eye-opening film. 

You probably remember Henson's phenomenal acting in a previous Tyler Perry film, I Can Do Bad All By Myself, from back in 2009. It was only right to have her play the lead role (Melinda Gayle) in another Tyler Perry film. 

This film not only tested viewers thoughts during the different scenes that took place, but it also tested the emotions to see how the viewers felt about certain things. 

For example, how would you feel if you spent your life with somebody for a long time, just for things to end and the next woman gets everything you were promised?

In a man's argument, how would you feel if you disappointed your wife for many years and she gives up and stops supporting you? 

There's quite a bit of a view point from both parties when it comes to this movie, so it's best to have an open-mind when discussing it with others.

I think that this was an excellent movie and a true (well somewhat) visual of a girl's mentality post-breakup. I'm not saying that all women act like Melinda in this movie, but majority can relate/feel the pain that she felt. Of course, there were actions that I wouldn't agree with and say were right for her to do, but it was all understandable when I looked at it from an emotional stand point. 

I give this movie a 7/10, simply because I believe that there should've been an alternative ending but it still had a good plot to it. 

I hope this review was helpful and made you interested in seeing it for yourself! Sign up for Hulu today. Here

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