Mistress America
Comedy • R • 2015 • 1 hr 24 min
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Gerwig gives a very good performance that felt a little like Frances Ha Part II. I’m not a Baumbach guy but this was pleasant.
This is one of the best movies I've ever watched! The screenplay is just perfect. I can watch it over and over again.
Captures the millennial struggle perfectly. The humor is very unique and brilliant. Greta is just perfect in these roles.
Great comedy about feeling lost. Above average performances and writing.
One of Baumbach’s funniest films, excellent lead performances make for compelling and memorable characters, Gerwig is absolutely fantastic
There is enough of a balance between the comedy and the dramatic plots to make this film a highly enjoyable viewing.
Just made me kind of sad. There didn’t seem to be much going on beneath the surface of these characters & the dialogue sounded stagey.
Hilarious. It's beautiful when it all comes together.
Another feel good indie drama with sprinkles of comedy about white young adults. While it's good, it's also nothing new or special.
I love Noah Baumbach but this was just too pretentious for me.
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