The year of 2026 has been stacked with new and hyped movie releases, one of the most hyped being The Drama, starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson. The film is a great conversation starter, especially for couples, about secrets, acceptance, guilt, redemption, and much more.

The movie follows the story of a couple, Charlie and Emma, from when they first met to their current state—almost married, in the midst of wedding planning. However, everything changes when they are doing wine tasting with their best friends, and they each start sharing the worst thing they have ever done. Emma’s secret shocks everyone, and makes Charlie truly question whether he should move forward with marrying her.

Many viewers felt extreme shock, like Charlie, “The Drama made me feel a lot of surprise. The characters acted irrationally…,” commented Madi Labay ‘26.

For people who like to truly think and digest what they watch, this is a must watch. The film will have you thinking about it hours after you leave the theater. It makes people ask themselves what they would do in such a situation. “I think someone with strong opinions would like it because they can decide whether they agree with the characters or not,” expressed Labay.

Ultimately, The Drama leaves audiences with more questions than answers—and that’s exactly its strength. By forcing viewers to confront difficult truths about honesty, trust, and the complexity of human relationships, the film lingers far beyond its final scene. Whether you agree with the characters’ choices or not, it challenges you to reflect on your own values and what you would do in their place, making it a truly unforgettable and thought-provoking experience.