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By Hawk _ (87) on 31 Dec 2015

After Frances Ha, my expectations for the next collaboration between Baumbach and Gerwig was sky high, and this movie definitely delivers Although…

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By Chris F (1,190) on 30 Dec 2015

Mistress America is a brilliant film from acclaimed indie director Noah Baumbach. The film is very infectious with its fast pace…

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By Smiyamot (258) on 30 Dec 2015

I think the step sister suffers from bipolar disorder or something similar. Greta seems a perfect fit for this role…

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By Craig T (648) on 29 Dec 2015

Mistress America remains clever and entertaining…

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By Abdulmalik A (303) on 29 Dec 2015

Mistress America remains clever and entertaining…

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By Delphinus C (63) on 23 Dec 2015

Funny story, but sometimes the characters can be insufferable and they talk over each other which becomes pretty obnoxious…

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By Daniel A (1,013) on 23 Dec 2015

Funny story, but sometimes the characters can be insufferable and they talk over each other which becomes pretty obnoxious…

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By Ian H (828) on 18 Dec 2015

It is great to see a Noah Baumbach movie that doesn't try my patience for a change with his insufferable characters, as he crafts a delightful…

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By Logan M (1,902) on 13 Dec 2015

This is a great little movie. It's a coming-of-age story mixed with a trying-to-make-it-in-the-big-city story, and both are done very well…

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By Reece L (510) on 12 Dec 2015

Thank god for Greta Gerwig, a woman capable of reigning in Baumbach's irritating propensity for the verbose and the glorification of the privileged…

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By John K (1,706) on 11 Dec 2015

Once again, Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach team up to create borderline perfection…

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By Cody C (666) on 08 Dec 2015

Mistress America reminds me a lot of Francis Ha, it has an undeniable charm that makes it incredibly appealing…

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By Becky D (96) on 05 Dec 2015

Mistress America is like a breath of fresh air. It's witty in a way that isn't predictable (like most independent films). It's honest…

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By Filipe C (248) on 03 Dec 2015

One of Baumbach's wittiest films, Mistress America takes a classic structure and spins it to accommodate the filmmaker's exquisite sense of…

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By Philip P (375) on 02 Dec 2015

In his second feature of the year writer/director Noah Baumbach delivers much of what we're accustomed to with sharp observations and witty…

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By Joseph F (499) on 29 Nov 2015

If you loved Frances Ha you will love this. Funny without trying by somehow feeling natural and yet total foreign…

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By Nick C (1,239) on 24 Nov 2015

Quick-fire dialogue and assured editing allow for some enjoyable moments but it often feels slightly stagey and less absorbing as the directors…

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By Nick W (482) on 23 Nov 2015

Greta Gerwig brings pure intrigue to screen, delivering the best-timed and most effervescent performance of the year in Mistress America, Baumbach's…

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By Cinemaquote (16) on 22 Nov 2015

This movie is so unpleasant. its woody allen meets wes anderson without research or point…

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By Hugo G (498) on 18 Nov 2015

I was very much looking forward to Mistress America…

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