A Netflix movie called “The Union” starring Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry has gotten a lot of press, but not always for the right reasons.
People who have seen it say that the stars don’t have much chemistry and that Berry’s hairstyle is bad.
Director Julian Farino talks about why he chose not to have the characters kiss on purpose, leaving viewers wanting more.
Some moviegoers liked the movie, but others were let down by the acting and the romance, which was not very strong.
Berry’s daring outfit at the premiere also caused a stir; some praised her confidence, while others wondered if it was proper for her age.
The movie was a big hit; it was number one on Netflix’s “Top 10 Films in the US” list. But the negative reviews about the leads’ chemistry and Berry’s fashion choices have trumped the movie’s good points.
Farino may have done the right thing by leaving the audience wanting more, but it also shows how hard it can be to balance an artist’s vision with what the public wants.
Berry’s red carpet look showed off her daring sense of style, but it also made people wonder about her age, class, and style.
Wahlberg, her co-star, posed with his family and wore a more simple but stylish outfit. The difference between their acting skills and the movie’s chemistry issues show how hard it is to make a story interesting and keep people watching.
The argument over “The Union” brings up important issues about the part of chemistry in films and how style can change how people see something.
