What a grasping movie and really sick in the light of men like the two Petersons killing their wives and Chris Watts killing his wife and kids for his own happiness. The guy would have gone through with killing his wife if the other lady would have said yes to being with him. He didn't love his wife, or realise he needed her (like it says). Then at the end when Brosnan's character called him the most noble man he'd ever met I laughed. What a joke a 'noble' man would not be making excuses about killing his wife because she'd be humiliated if they divorced. However, a selfish man would go running home worried that his wife is going to die and he'd be without his own comfortable life after the affair lady said no. Saying a woman needs to be killed because they couldn't cope with divorce humiliation (while constantly talking about your own want for happiness) sounds like an excuse other wife killers have used so they must have watched this in their own victimhood.
Review of Married Life
