The adult characters in the film also get nicely fleshed out, and Barbara's (McAdams) arc especially, is a satisfying one. The cinematography and production design also bring back the aesthetic beauty of the era a time when apparel, furniture, cars, and houses came with a certain handcrafted allure. The climax warmed my heart and made me realize how seamlessly and subtly the film underlined its feel-good nature.
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Nick Persons : Come on, youre driving like a old lady. And for a film with a child protagonist, there's a surprising amount of well-written situational humour. Now you have to put two dollars in the swear jar. The supporting cast is incredible too - be it Rachel McAdams (who rocks those '70s mom jeans👖), Benny Safdie, Kathy Bates, and the rest. The film captures all of these aspects without applying filters, making it a refreshingly enjoyable watch. yet they do not behold his coun- tenance, but must cover their faces. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs. Discover & share this FirstAndMonday GIF with everyone you know. She's going through that inexplicable phase in life where she has to figure everything out including making friends, menstruation, boys, religion, grandparents, etcetera. Even so, we that are conceived in sin, born in sin, and are but a mass of sin. GIPHY is how you search, share, discover, and create GIFs. There's so much adorable charm that Abby brings to the central character, coming off as someone all of us (regardless of gender) can relate to. I mean, wow! How beautiful it is to see Margaret grow up without the existence of smartphones and TikTok-ing and all that new-age, validatory baggage. Abby Ryder Fortson is the lady of the hour and she's excellent in her portrayal of 12-year-old Margaret who navigates high-school life and everything else that comes with it after moving to NJ from NY in the '70s. Kelly Fremon Craig, who earlier wrote and directed The Edge of Seventeen comes up with yet another brilliant effort here.
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