Tully

It resides in that cinematic middle ground of not-bad, not-great, just okay. Full Review

Thanks to strong performances from all, particularly Mount and Nicholson, we're with this story all the way. Full Review

The movie drags in some places and throbs in others, but it looks and feels like a bigger production than it actually is. The largely unknown cast is especially strong - this may be your first chance to discover them, but it won't be the last time you see them. Full Review

The film's unhurried pace is actually one of its strengths. Entirely appropriately, the tale unfolds like a lazy summer afternoon and concludes with the crisp clarity of a fall dawn. That's not just a farm movie, that's life. Full Review

Exceptional. Full Review