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A Good Marriage
The story is about a middle-aged couple who have a marriage lasting several years. Their lives seems perfect until one day, the wife suddenly finds the evidence proving her husband is a serial killer that has not been captured…
13 October 1947, USA
31 October 1966, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
1 March 1971, The Bronx, New York, USA
28 September 1933, New York City, New York, USA
31 July 1977, Rocky Mount, North Carolina, USA
14 July 1987, Long Branch, New Jersey, USA
October 02, 2014
In his approach to bringing his own story to the screen, the author gave no consideration for actual performance or humor, valuing his language over all else.October 02, 2014
Mr. King's script offers a wealth of behavioral details, notably in the conversations between Bob and Darcy, which put a deliciously perverse twist on conjugal familiarity.October 03, 2014
A Good Marriage comes off as curiously flat for a movie about a woman who sleeps next to a murderer every night.October 05, 2014
Slick and haunting, this film delves into the things that hold a marriage together in a way only Stephen King would even begin to attempt.October 05, 2014
Suspenseful and compelling with great camera work and fine performances by Joan Allen and Anthony LaPaglia, despite an ending that feels rushed and contrived.October 07, 2014
A wry, old-fashioned thriller adapted by King from his short story.October 03, 2014
Creepy but underwhelming tale of a truly killer marriage.October 03, 2014
It's arguably the dullest King film yet, despite solid work by LaPaglia to save it and a decent set-up that goes absolutely nowhere.October 02, 2014
Much thinner than you would expect.October 16, 2014
The resulting domestic tension is rife with darkly comedic and dramatic possibilities that were better exploited on the printed page, where King was able to more fully delineate his heroine's tortured thought process.April 28, 2016
Veteran actors Allen, Lapaglia and Stephen Lang add a level of gravitas that sells the material, countering the matter-of-fact direction from Peter Askin that lends the air of a made-for-TV movie. But they can do only so much with a story this listless.