korhanagirsin Movie was terrible. Why too many people liked and get high score. Unbelievable.

thebc-86158 I can't give Lady Bird a 10. The acting and script is excellent and I love the setting. The Catholic school is quirky and fun and the year 2002-2003 is a great year for the conversations they have about 9/11 and the war. But the film sometimes feels artificial and don't make me explain why I feel that way. It's also dream-like and fast moving when I feel it could have slowed down and gotten a less quirky tone. Overall the best parts are when the daughter and mom are talking and the scenes of Lady Bird hanging out with her theater friends it's breathtaking how well those scenes are portrayed. 9/10 has some slow moments that could have been trimmed and some short moments that could have been lengthened.

nikkigassner Well, we can't all be Rory and Lorelai. Nor should we? I love this movie. I watched it with my mom (which I recommend you do too if possible) and we had a couple knowing moments where it was like we were watching ourselves. The teachers at Lady Bird's school were almost replicas of one's I had. This is what was so amazing about this film: relatable! I laughed, I cried, and I cringed. It's a fantastic movie that I recommend to everyone.

Panagiotis Stavropoulos Lady Bird is a coming-of-age drama/comedy which is so personal it immerses you to the character's frame of mind from minute one until the credits roll.