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On Chesil Beach

2017

Action / Drama / Music / Romance

On Chesil Beach

2017

Action / Drama / Music / Romance

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67% TOMATOMETER · 169 reviews

60% AUDIENCE · 500 ratings

6.3/10 · 13.7K

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Plot summary

In 1962 England, a young couple finds their idyllic romance colliding with issues of sexual freedom and societal pressure, leading to an awkward and fateful wedding night.

Director

Dominic Cooke

Top cast

Saoirse Ronan as Florence Ponting

Samuel West as Geoffrey Ponting

Emily Watson as Violet Ponting

Esther Coles as Woman in Soho

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

951.13 MB

1280*534

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 50 min

Seeds 1

1.78 GB

1920*800

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 50 min

Seeds 5

Comments 3

Awais80357 2995 days ago

Please eng subs :P

munir_zwey 3017 days ago

The film must be wonderful ... but it will not reach the level of the Brooklyn film..!!

Biswatony 3017 days ago

I Love Saoirse Ronan

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

While the 1960s were seen as a period

wizzardss

While the 1960s were seen as a period of sexual revolution, it is easy to forget that - like today - not everyone follows the same path. _On Chesil Beach_…

7 / 10

Poor Ed

twhiteson

This movie hit me because of how harshly it treats one of its characters for making an inarguable rash decision. For a character who isn't a villain or even a…

This movie hit me because of how harshly it treats one of its characters for making an inarguable rash decision. For a character who isn't a villain or even a bad person, poor "Edward" (Billy Howie) gets one of the worst endings that I've seen for a main character. The plot: in 1962 England, which was still very much the 1950's in terms of fashion and cultural/social norms, newlywed couple Edward and "Florence" (Saoirse Ronan) are about to consummate their marriage in a hotel suite. Their story is then told through various flashbacks as to how they met "cute" and how their relationship blossomed. It being pre-pill and both being upstanding youngsters from good families, they've saved themselves for marriage. The result is a disaster with a repulsed Flo (who was maybe abused by her father as a child) fleeing the honeymoon suite and a thoroughly hurt and confused Edward belatedly following her. On a beach, they have it out. With Flo declaring her unwillingness to have sex and clumsily offering him carte blanche to do what he wants outside of their marriage and Edward angrily calling her frigid and a liar who tricked him into marriage. With only six hours as man and wife, it ends there and then. It's really melodramatic. C'mon, how many guys would walk away after one argument from a woman who looks like Saoirse Ronan and whose character is depicted as truly smart, kind, and good? Almost anyone would try to work with her to get past her intimacy issues. But not dumb Ed. And for that hasty and irrational decision, he's thoroughly punished and humiliated by the script writer (Ian McEwan who also wrote the novel). McEwan really pours it on Edward. The movie flashes forward to the early 1970's with Ed, who had dreamed of being a historian, owning a dinky record shop and living a libertine lifestyle. By chance, he runs into living and breathing proof that Flo's intimacy issues were not permanent: her 9 or 10 yr old daughter. And then we flash forward to 2007, where stooped old man Ed is alone and childless and gets to hear that Flo has been happily married for decades with kids and grandkids and still living her dream of being a concert musician. Geez, McEwan, couldn't you have given Ed a break? If my younger self had seen this then I probably would have dismissed it as so many other reviewers as a turgid, British period piece with literary pretentions and some truly awkward scenes. However, as someone who hasn't gotten over a failed marriage and a lost love, I felt a great deal of empathy for poor Ed especially those tears at the end. As melodramatic and cruel as it was, this movie hit a chord with me even though I doubt I'll ever watch it again.

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