Controversy Surrounds 'It Ends With Us' Over Domestic Violence Portrayal
Critics argue the film trivializes serious issues, while its marketing and cast's approach draw backlash.
- The movie has grossed $180 million worldwide since its release.
- Survivor advocates and critics claim the film oversimplifies and romanticizes domestic violence.
- Blake Lively and the cast faced criticism for their lighthearted promotional campaign.
- Director Justin Baldoni has partnered with anti-domestic abuse nonprofits to raise awareness.
- The film has sparked mixed reviews and discussions about the portrayal of intimate partner violence in media.

































