Review of Lady Bird (2017) by Jurman7 — 26 Jan 2018
Lady Bird is a story that every American teenager can relate to in one way or another. Saoirse Ronan's character, Christine, is taking on her senior year of high school still unsure of her future other than the fact that she knows she wants to go to school in NYC.
The film follows the series of relationships Christine has with many different teenagers her age and how each of them shaped her. Then there is the even more emotional part of the story that deals with her and her caring yet restless mother, played by Laurie Metcalf, who's underrated performance carried the show.
In many ways this story was just as much a coming of age for the seventeen year old Lady Bird as it was for her mother. The final moments leave you with an inspiring message of how forgiveness can never be overdue.
It makes you want to dial up that friend/family member you just recently got into an argument with.
This review of Lady Bird (2017) was written by Jurman7 on 26 Jan 2018.
Lady Bird has generally received very positive reviews.
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