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Synopsis

With her life crashing down around her, Linda attempts to navigate her child's mysterious illness, her absent husband, a missing person, and an increasingly hostile relationship with her therapist.

Cast

  • Rose Byrne
  • Delaney Quinn
  • Mary Bronstein
  • A$AP Rocky
  • Ivy Wolk
  • Christian Slater
  • Mark Stolzenberg
  • Conan O'Brien
  • Manu Narayan
  • Danielle Macdonald
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This Rose Byrne-led psychological thriller has audiences praising it as a masterpiece they never want to experience again. Reviews consistently describe it as a 'harrowing, full-frontal assault on the senses' with incredible sound design that leaves viewers emotionally drained yet impressed by Byrne's Oscar-worthy performance.
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Metacritic

70
Oct 10, 2025

Some might qualify If I Had Legs I’d Kick You as a comedy, albeit one brimming with barely contained rage, while others might describe as a horror movie. Either way, it’s the kind of film that makes you want to call your own mother and apologize.

Metacritic review by David Fear
David Fear
Rolling Stone
60
Oct 10, 2025

If I Had Legs I’d Kick You is hardly full-on punishment, and in places it’s bitterly funny. But in the end, it’s an enormous relief to walk away from Linda’s problems. Our own don’t seem so bad in comparison.

Stephanie Zacharek
Time
83
Jan 31, 2025

Mothers can’t leave, and when they do it’s considered to be the ultimate sin. Bronstein’s script is a brave, searing interrogation of the roles they’re forced to play in society and the massive weight of holding a life in one’s hands.

Metacritic review by Jourdain Searles
Jourdain Searles
The Film Stage