Babes
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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
Letterboxd User Reviews
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- May 9, 2024
Darren Criss jump scare
martamyersMay 9, 2024Don’t let your husband stop you from raising a baby with your best friend
Jeanne d’arcMay 14, 2024Just learned you can still get pregnant if you get cummed in while on your period thank you Ilana for teaching me that
Megan Bitchell - Mar 15, 2024
film bros be like “I didn’t understand it😕👉🏻👈🏻” IT WASN’T FOR YOU
cinemaluvr420May 13, 2024undoubtedly the worst scorsese film of all time
ndc32002Mar 9, 2024This might be the funniest movie I’ve seen in years. See it with a crowd of Broad City fans if you can. Ilana Glazer is a gift to humanity.
Kit Lazer - May 6, 2024
I had a smile across my face from start to finish watching Pamela Adlon’s hilarious feature directorial debut, BABES. Ilana Glazer’s gifted comedic talents are finally able to shine in a leading film role which will either delight or frustrate you depending on how much of…
Matt NegliaMar 9, 2024Do they even make movies about people that can’t buy property in New York anymore?
Ziah_GraceAug 5, 2024ceryslove(dwalkingoutofthi)sfilm (full review)
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- Chante Cottman likedBabes
this was such an endearing movie that meaningfully impresses the depth and vitality of female friendship upon you. finding the balance between romantic and platonic love seems to be an eternal challenge. humor was vulgar but real. very millennial core without being cheugy. solid
Jen lovedBabesI went into this only seeing the preview once and I loved this movie. It’s funny, it’s frustrating, and it gets you in the feels in the end. It gets a little slow in the second half but overall pleasantly surprised by how much I loved it!
Lee likedBabesGot invited to a mystery advanced screening. I was concerned at first, but it’s oddly really relatable and embodies the much needed coming of middle-age niche. Like a Superbad sequel for women: heartwarming for friendship. John Carrol Lynch and his hairstyles were the MVP.
- Neophyte Reviews likedBabes
Although the film is a raunchy comedy it also is wholesome and heartwarming at moments as it explores pregnancy and motherhood from both characters’ perspectives. 3.5 out of 5 rating
Daniel Schaal dislikedBabesThis movie started off funny and then felt so forced and so dumb and there was no point. I did not care for it at all and I felt like I wasted 2 hours of my life. 2/10
Nick Dubberly likedBabesI was really looking forward to seeing this when I first saw the trailer because it really looked funny! Unfortunately I missed it at the theater, but I finally got to watch it on Hulu. I’ve said before that I’m glad raunchy comedies are making a comeback.
- Bennie is "meh" onBabes
The were some funny scenes here that made me really want to like it, but it was slightly outweighed with dumb humor and an uncomfortable feeling of dread. 6
blu lovedBabesSO GOOD SO HEARTWARMING SO ADORABLE SO FUNNY UGH EVERYTHING ABT THIS MOVIE
Isaac Uaita is "meh" onBabesweird but the black lady was funny
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- DGDominique Gonzalez
I expected way more from this movie. It was pretty slow and wasn’t really funny IMO. Just okay
NLNatasha LimaClever and relatable
KBKimberly Blencoweso freakin sweet and funny
- ZOZahra O
So sweet
NRNayely RochaCLcandida Lloyd - PMPatrick MillerSASamira AhmedWWWilda Wong
Metacritic
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
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.
Moira Macdonald
The Seattle Times
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.
Mary McNamara
Los Angeles Times
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