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Lady Bird

ComedyDrama

A fiercely independent teenager tries to make her own way in the world while wanting to get out of her hometown of Sacramento, California, and to get away from her complicated mother and recently-unemployed father.

Year

2017

Duration

1h 34m

IMDb

7.4

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Cast

Saoirse Ronan

Lady Bird McPherson

Laurie Metcalf

Marion McPherson

Tracy Letts

Larry McPherson

Cast

Saoirse Ronan

Lady Bird McPherson

Laurie Metcalf

Marion McPherson

Tracy Letts

Larry McPherson

Lucas Hedges

Danny O'Neill

Timothée Chalamet

Kyle Scheible

Beanie Feldstein

Julie Steffans

Lois Smith

Sister Sarah Joan

Stephen McKinley Henderson

Father Leviatch

Odeya Rush

Jenna Walton

Jordan Rodrigues

Miguel McPherson

Marielle Scott

Shelly Yuhan

John Karna

Greg Anrue

Jake McDorman

Mr. Bruno

Bayne Gibby

Casey Kelly

Laura Marano

Diana Greenway

Marietta DePrima

Miss Patty

Daniel Zovatto

Jonah Ruiz

Kristen Cloke

Ms. Steffans

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I'd rate this with zero stars, 🤦‍♂️. I should have listened to the reviews, it's the worst movie I've watched this year, and I'm not exaggerating 💣

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V ę t č h øNov 22, 2022

Greta Gerwig has been an "it" girl on the indie scene for several years. It may be a bit ironic that her most acclaimed movie would come when she stepped behind the camera with LADY BIRD (she previously co-directed NIGHTS & WEEKENDS, and co-starred as well). Here, Saorise Ronan is the stand-in Gerwig as a character named Christine, who like the real Gerwig, is a rebellious teen in Sacramento California who dreams of New York City. Christine has re-dubbed herself "Lady Bird" and is going to a Catholic High School and is going through all the usual growing pains. Grewig has made a name for herself with her quirky characters and there's more than a bit of that to wade through here. It takes some time to get past the notion that Ronan is giving her own performance here and not just doing a Greta act (similar to many a Woody Allen lead performance by 'substitute' Woodys). As fiercely individualistic as Gerwig is as an actress, Ronan gives Lady Bird a bit of a softer and more vulnerable side that is more effective than if Gerwig had performed it herself. Kudos to her for embracing it. Most importantly, Gerwig does an excellent job at keeping the movie rolling along at a brisk 93 minutes, with some scenes being literally seconds long - nothing self-indulgent here (although there is a scene or two that could have been allowed to breathe a bit). The cast, including several young actors is uniformly fine. Laurie Metcalf as her tough mother could have used a little leavening. As written and performed, she comes off a bigger harridan than is what was likely intended. Some of the offbeat mumblecore touches stick out as unnecessary, but, what separates LADY BIRD from so many of them (including, frankly, a number of Gerwig's movies), is that there is genuine heart and compassion here, not just ironic detachment. Further grounding things is a keen appreciation of middle class life with the scenes of shopping at thrift stores, window browsing for homes they can't afford etc. - or, as Lady Bird sardonically refers to it: "Coming from the wrong side of the tracks." Credit, too, for not ending in the conventionally expected way. Just a warm sigh.

Heavy JNov 22, 2022

Lady Bird. Superbly acted coming of age film about a stroppy 17/18 year old girl and her relationships with boys, friends, family and especially her mother. Told in a series of vignettes which could've been exasperating/dull in less safe hands than first time (I think) director greta gerwig. We saw it on Mother's Day and was nice to see lots of mums and daughters watching together. Well worth a watch though if you've neither been a mother or a daughter..... 7 and a half out of ten