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Synopsis

BABES follows inseparable childhood best friends Eden (lana Glazer) and Dawn (Michelle Buteau, having grown up together in NYC, now firmly in different phases of adulthood. When carefree and single Eden decides to have a baby on her own after a one-night stand, their friendship faces its greatest challenge. BABES delves into the complexities of female friendship with a blend of laughter, tears, and labor pains.

Cast

  • Oliver Platt
  • John Carroll Lynch
  • Hasan Minhaj
  • Sandra Bernhard
  • Ilana Glazer
  • Michelle Buteau
  • Stephan James
  • Rosa Gilmore
  • Shola Adewusi
  • Simone Recasner

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Verified Review

I expected way more from this movie. It was pretty slow and wasn’t really funny IMO. Just okay

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Dominique G
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#hilarious
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Clever and relatable

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Natasha L

Metacritic

80
Aug 8, 2024

Better Things creator Pamela Adlon’s directorial debut deftly juggles fast-paced anecdotal comedy with rich, moving character work, while upending pregnancy myths with the ferocity of a woman stamping on her oppressive breast pump. Scene-stealing work from the likes of Sandra Bernhard, John Carroll Lynch and Elena Ouspenskaia layer up the sense that, in the world of Babes, every life is a tiny miracle.

Sophie Monks Kaufman
Time Out
75
Jun 13, 2024

Life, as a character in Babes points out, isn’t always like a Nora Ephron movie, but it’s a pleasure to watch these two stumble toward their own happy ending.

Metacritic review by Moira Macdonald
Moira Macdonald
The Seattle Times
80
May 16, 2024

Glazer and Buteau make their characters deeply believable in their differences as well as their connection, the jokes are plentiful, beautifully, er, delivered and at times painful in their truth-telling.

Metacritic review by Mary McNamara
Mary McNamara
Los Angeles Times