This movie was ok (it wasn't boring nor was it very entertaining). At first I didn't understand the point it was trying to make. Was it you can shortcut your way to your dreams if you lie, cheat, and steal (as that was exactly what she did)? It wasn't about the pressures of class division (as a review I read states), as no one treated her as any differently regardless of her social status and any division she felt was just in her head. Her anxiety against her parents, the school, and the upper c...
Read Full ReviewGarden variety coming of age films are so prevalent that it’s all the more refreshing when something truly personal and original like “Lady Bird” comes along. The small scale intimacy of the story about a teenage girl on the cusp of womanhood in Sacramento feels raw and real, its cozy focus creating a universal anecdote that relives (with bittersweet affection) a part of life that’s filled with constantly fluctuating highs and lows. This is exactly the type of indie filmmaking that we need more ...
Read Full ReviewThis is one of my absolute favourite movies of all time. I understand why some might give it low ratings as it is directed at a very specific white female audience but all I have to say to that is "they didn't understand it". This is the ultimate comfort movie for me and I will take no criticism.
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Beginning, Lady Bird praying at school for holiday ending
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Lady Bird works at the Coffee Shop
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Lady Bird praying at school for holiday ending
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Lady Bird with her friend Julie going back home and seeing the blue house
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Lady Bird and Danny frolic in the rose garden
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During and after the party at school, when Lady Bird is with Danny
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Lady Bird and Danny kiss and then she walks home
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Lady Bird sneaks into the classroom and steals Mr
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