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  • Official Trailer
  • Trailer 1

Movie Info & Cast

Synopsis

POMS is an uplifting comedy about a woman (played by Keaton) who moves into a retirement community and starts a cheerleading squad with her fellow residents, including Pam Grier and Jacki Weaver. Zara Hayes directed the script by Shane Atkinson. Alisha Boe, Phyllis Somerville, Charlie Tahan, Bruce McGill, Rhea Perlman and Celia Weston also star. Producing are Kelly McCormick (Atomic Blonde); Alex Saks (Book Club); Mad as Birds Films’ Andy Evans, Ade Shannon, Celyn Jones, and Sean Marley; and Rose Pictures’ Rose Ganguzza. Keaton, Sierra/Affinity’s Nick Meyer and Marc Schaberg, and Will Greenfield are executive producing.

Cast

  • Diane Keaton
  • Jacki Weaver
  • Celia Weston
  • Alisha Boe
  • Charlie Tahan
  • Rhea Perlman
  • Phyllis Somerville
  • Pam Grier
  • Patricia French
  • Ginny MacColl

Atom User Reviews

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Verified Review
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Took my Sister for a mothers day treat! We had a great time! This is worth seeing! Outstanding cast! FUN FUN FUN!

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Metacritic

67
May 9, 2019

A dynamite ensemble cast and a truckload of heart keep the sentimental new comedy POMS from crumbling beneath multiple well-thumbed clichés including (but not limited to) plucky underdogs can triumph, friends are really important and life is short so live it fully.

Kim Hughes
Original-Cin
50
May 9, 2019

The feature’s heart is in the right place, especially in advocating that age shouldn’t be a barrier. But Poms is a by-the-numbers feature which couples its empowering message with routine gags and muddled conflict.

Sarah Ward
Screen Daily
25
May 9, 2019

If this is the best Hollywood can offer these women, it’s not their fault for wanting to work. Instead, it’s on writers and studios to stop treating seniors like some sort of oddities to squeeze a few laughs out of before they croak.

Jude Dry
IndieWire