Private Life
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Synopsis
A couple coping with infertility struggles to keep their marriage afloat as they navigate the world of assisted reproduction and adoption.
Cast
- Paul Giamatti
- Kathryn Hahn
- Kayli Carter
- Molly Shannon
- John Carroll Lynch
- Emily Robinson
- Desmin Borges
- Francesca Root-Dodson
- Siobhan Fallon Hogan
- Tracee Chimo
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- Oct 14, 2018
This was great, Noah Baumbach muttered to himself, closing his Macbook a little too harshly. I really did enjoy this, he continued, bitterly taking a sip from his latte.
adrianDec 10, 2018“actually, we wanted to ask you about your eggs” “scrambled is good, but however you guys do them is fine with me” has to be one of my absolute favorite screenplays of the year, this was so surprisingly satisfying. kathryn hahn finally FINALLY gets the role she always…
LucyDec 2, 2019Sometimes you just gotta watch Paul Giamatti deflate a mattress for 20 seconds
Karsten - Oct 11, 2018
The credits had my heart pounding way harder than it should’ve been
kaylaOct 12, 2018when i was looking up this film to log it i accidentally typed kathryn hahn on the search bar instead of private life and i think that tells you everything you need to know
cinéfila... 🕯️Oct 28, 2018kathryn hahn really just be walking around new york like 😞 🧣 /(🚫)\ 👖 👢👢
kyle - Jan 28, 2019
83 Full of magnificent little gestures. The way Paul Giamatti resets the place-mat and silverware on a table, and when he deflates an inflatable mattress. How Kathryn Hahn smiles, a different emotion hiding underneath in every instance, poking its way…
SilentDawnJan 19, 2018A hilarious, profanely bougie, and crushingly honest story about a desperate couple trying something — anything — to have a baby before it’s too late, Tamara Jenkins’ first film since “The Savages” has been gestating for nine years, and it’s more than worth the…
davidehrlichOct 6, 2018File this right next to CMBYN, under “movies where the credits start playing over the last lingering shot and it somehow enhances the meaning”
Keith
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- Jacob Hall likedPrivate Life
I'm with the mom on this one, that decision is weird AF. Funny dramedy about the struggle of accepting infertility. All that money going to waste when they could've just adopted. Everyone had great acting performances in this one, but Molly Shannon stood out the most to me
Jayjayj625 lovedPrivate LifeI have such a deep connection with the topics in this movie that likely made me connect more than normal boosting this from a like to love. But this is raw, real, and important and as much as we want to see people come full circle, this movie shows real life.
Griffin McClary likedPrivate LifePretty good movie about the struggles of couples but also somewhat strange to grasp
- Lina lovedPrivate Life
I definitely enjoyed this. It's a little slow paced but it keeps your attention.
MollsNickel lovedPrivate LifeGreat movie, just wish the ending was more satisfying😔
Tulip Fiorel dislikedPrivate LifeLot of sex scenes
- David Giannini lovedPrivate Life
So good it hurts
Destinee Baniqued dislikedPrivate LifeHATE HATE HATE
Irene likedPrivate LifeSo sad 🤧🥺
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Metacritic
Oct 3, 2018
A modern comedy-drama in the Woody Allen-Noah Baumbach mold — urban intellectuals talking their lives in circles — but what keeps it from being a live-action New Yorker cartoon is the heart beating away in the script and the performances. At over two hours, it’s long but it’s true.
Ty Burr
Boston Globe
Oct 2, 2018
The script crackles with small, brilliant moments.
Mark Kennedy
The Associated Press
Sep 26, 2018
Instead of offering a probing, nuanced view of the burgeoning technologies and sciences involved in this relatively new outgrowth of the OBGYN industry, though, Tamara Jenkins uses her setting as fodder for lame and discomfiting physical comedy.
Sam C. Mac
Slant Magazine
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