Hope Springs (2012)

In the quaint, aging heart of their 30-year-long marriage, Kay and Arnold have drifted into a silent, passionless routine, their once vibrant connection now reduced to separate bedrooms and a scarcity of meaningful interaction. Kay, played by the ever-radiant Meryl Streep, reaches a breaking point, propelled by an undercurrent of longing for the love that seems to have evaporated over time. Guided by the wisdom in a book by renowned relationship therapist Dr. Feld, she embarks on a bold mission to breathe life back into their stagnant union. Reluctantly, Arnold, portrayed by the indomitable Tommy Lee Jones, agrees to accompany Kay on this costly journey to Great Hope Springs, despite his belief that their marriage, although worn and routine, is perfectly fine. What unfolds is a week of intense marital therapy under the tactful guidance of Dr. Feld, played by the effortlessly charming Steve Carell. Through his discerning interventions, the couple is led on a profound exploration of the emotional chasm that has grown between them over the years. However, the path to rekindling their extinguished passion is steeped in challenges. The couple is faced with the daunting task of breaking free from the chains of their sexual repression, a task that proves to be as exhausting as it is necessary. Directed by David Frankel, best known for "The Devil Wears Prada" and "Marley and Me," "Hope Springs" is a heartfelt comedy that delves into the complexities of long-term love, painting a poignant picture of an aging couple's struggle to reclaim their lost spark, while reminding us that it's never too late to reignite the fires of love.

Hope Springs is a comedy movie featuring Meryl Streep.

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