Mistress America

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Thomas V @TomVee Sep 21, 2026 Funny, engaging, eccentric and rather sweet, Mistress America is an enjoyable offbeat comedy not too different in tone from the wonderful Frances Ha. Greta Gerwig steals the show in a performance that takes some getting used to, because her delivery is quite strange, but it works, and she manages to project tremendous, infectious charisma along with some pretty notable character flaws, and no small amount of insecurity. The supporting cast is quite good and manages to keep up, particularly Lola Kirke, who has a somewhat thankless job portraying the sidekick that is both enraptured with and using her new "sister" to further her own literary ambitions. And like many, if not all, Baumbach films, it leaves us a little bit uncomfortable. See more Lee B. @Elenaferrante Mar 5, 2026 Loved it. Kinda Woody Allen ish and Greta is so great. Everyone is good. Hated the music/score sounded like shitty 80s. Doesn’t look that great and the cutting is fine. Dialogue is good. Heartfelt in a kooky/sad way . NYC is hard. As exciting as it can be, the struggle is real…this captures it. And oh yeah. F. Greenwich lol See more kevenquinlan T @RT75276071 Nov 14, 2025 Typical Noah Baumbach movie. Great dialogue though almost always forced in a way that's irritating. I understand you're clever- I don't need to watch a movie of you expressing that through your characters. Plus, most of the situations in it were laughably implausible, they were just there to spew dialogue. Not going to keep and couldn't get through the whole thing. See more thiago s @Thiagostone Sep 23, 2025 Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom See more Mason M @RT73597940 Jul 31, 2025 I do always love a good Noah Baumbach picture, and Mistress America was another great addition to his already great filmography. I do think, too, that Baumbach's best collaborator is Greta Gerwig. His dialogue and characters just meshes so well with her acting style. Mistress America was a very fun film that took a bit of time to grow on me, but is really just a spectacular film. I usually don't like films that are this fast-paced, but I couldn't help but love this film's fast pace along with its ingeniously done dialogue. The dialogue was clever, quirky, and the hyper-fast pace in which it's delivered is downright impressive. Gerwig's performance was another highlight of this film. And Baumbach has depicted New York in many of his films, but this was probably my favorite of his depictions of the city with how lively and saturated the characters and settings were. Mistress America shows Baumbach at his best, with plenty of his spectacular dialogue, amazing characters and lively plot. See more Georgan G @RT98616417 Dec 11, 2024 This was not a comedy, nor was it anything else. While the acting was ok, the plot was nonsensical. Reminded me of Seinfeld, which I also didn't like. See more Read all reviews

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