There’s no question that the release of It Ends With Us was incredibly anticipated, especially for the millions who have read Colleen Hoover’s novel. Now, the movie starring Blake Lively ...

Author Colleen Hoover's worldwide phenomenon “It Ends With Us” is now a feature film of the same name, so CinemaBlend’s Riley ...

It Ends With Us Review: Justin Baldoni’s Acting & Directing Saves This Hazy, Flimsy Adaptation It Ends With Us is a mixed bag of great acting and good direction begging to escape its hazy narrative.

The sprawling legal battle features deep pockets on both sides, with the billionaire founder of Paylocity backing Baldoni and ...

"It Ends with Us promo and Don’t Worry Darling promo ignoring the gender-based violence central to their plots and just not treating it with any care whatsoever," @SNOOPYSD0GHOUSE wrote.

Fans of “It Ends With Us” were initially miffed by Lively’s casting. After all, Lily is described as having “red hair and fair skin” in the book, whereas Lively is unequivocally blond (a ...

“It Ends with Us” was supposed to be BookTok’s foray into Hollywood. Book-to-screen adaptations are nothing new, but this one showed a new flavor of success.

It Ends With Us is not currently streaming free on any of the subscription-based streaming services. However, if you don’t want to pay to buy or rent the movie, we do expect to see It Ends With ...

Lily tells her baby “it ends with us,” meaning that the cycle of abuse stops here. In the last scene of the movie, we catch up with Lily and her daughter a few years later, when Emerson is a ...

"It Ends with Us" is about Lily Bloom (Lively) who moves to Boston to fulfill her dream of opening a flower shop. She meets and falls in love with Ryle (Baldoni), a charming neurosurgeon.

For a movie with a plot centered on ending the cycle of domestic violence, I found myself smiling a lot while watching " It Ends with Us." Laughing and blushing even, at least at the beginning.

Like “It Ends With Us,” “Safe Haven” is an adaptation of a bestselling novel. Before Colleen Hoover, there was Nicholas Sparks (“The Notebook,” “A Walk to Remember”).