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Easy A

Easy A

2010
Romance, Comedy
1h 32m
High school is the setting for this freewheeling comedic twist on Nathaniel Hawthorne's 19th-century novel The Scarlet Letter. Ambitious student Olive (Emma Stone) decides to boost her popularity by pretending to be the school slut. As the school's swirling rumor mill increases both her notoriety and her finances, Olive enjoys her newfound status but eventually must decide which is more important: popularity or self-esteem.
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Easy A

2010
Romance, Comedy
1h 32m
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Rated 23 Sep 2010
7
65th
This is pretty much the first movie of its kind I've enjoyed since Mean Girls. It has very good writing, acting and even managed for me not to vomit at Breakfast Club references. Emma Stone is an actress on the rise (though there are lots of good turns here) and for me Stanley Tucci was brilliant. Must say, I really enjoyed it.
Rated 18 Sep 2010
66
52nd
A rather unique first person narrative, Easy A manages to put a small twist on the traditional high school comedy and turn what would otherwise be just-another-teenage-comedy into a cheerful experience. Though cheesy at moments, its cliched nature has a sort of charm that allows it to plow past a few moments of awkwardness and march on. Luckily, this movie doesn't take itself too seriously, allowing Gluck to produce a fun, light-hearted flick that at times touches on some serious issues. Bravo.
Rated 22 Nov 2010
3
28th
Not the worst movie I've seen but am I really supposed to care about this character because she says witty shit 24/7? News flash, you are unpopular cause you are a raging bitch. Amanda Bynes looks like ass and my retroactive 11 year old brain did not understand. If you like people saying super sarcastic witty things then you will love this movie. Seriously, do the filmmakers not understand that high schoolers, let alone nearly anybody, do not speak like this in real life? fuck
Rated 22 Dec 2011
80
86th
Best of its kind since 'Mean Girls', for sure, and it's even better. Bringing that movie's awareness of genre trappings together with the schmaltz-free sweetness of, say, 'Juno' and adding intertextual references as fast as 'Clueless', this will without a doubt remain one of the most enjoyable movie-going experiences of the year. People were laughing out loud at the wicked, smart writing. Leading a game cast is Emma Stone in a star-making turn, only surpassed by Tucci, the embodiment of cool.
Rated 15 Jan 2011
100
90th
Yes, I'm rating this tier 10. I just... y'know... it's wonderful. Certain flaws of varying size & degrees of annoyance don't matter - there's so much heart, soul and Stanley Tucci on display here, that I'm going to go out on a limb and say best high school romantic comedy ever made. I'm not ashamed to admit that Emma Stone managed to bring me near the verge of tears with some almost shockingly solid acting. frederic_g54 says semi-lovable, and he's at least half right; Utterly lovable.
Rated 02 Oct 2010
8
84th
At times breathtakingly witty writing - and perhaps the downright funniest movie of the year? This at turns endearing, at turns scathing and intertextually rich (without being obnoxiously so a la "Juno") story about reputation and basic survival in high school even manages to convey a real message in between (all the) laughs. The selfconscious writing turns clichées on their heads. Emma Stone is at her career-defining best surrounded by a impeccable cast. Tucci steals every scene he's in.
Rated 27 Nov 2010
6
34th
Semi-lovable teen comedy. Stone displays some undeniable screen presence and Tucci/Clarkson are appealing as her dysfunctional parents. A shame the film suffers from the same lack of self-esteem as her impetuous main character, somewhat overreliant upon older teen comedies references. And can anyone tell me what's wrong with Amanda Bynes' face ?!
Rated 14 Dec 2010
79
74th
Tries to be the new generation's John Hughes; and yeah, it definitely achieves that.
Rated 05 Dec 2010
70
67th
Stanley fucking Tucci, yet again I bow to your brilliance. And hey, the rest of the movie is close to equally sharp and hilarious - especially in the first half. Golden Globes, here's your comedy/musical category favourite.
Rated 30 Nov 2010
45
33rd
Another preppy teen girl comedy. In this one Olive (Emma Stone), who interestingly is perfect in both mind and body and even has surreally great parents, but is still a virgin, prostitutes herself in reputation only by letting guys tell people she put out to them in exchange for coupons. I've seen worse written movies, and if this wasn't so extremely standard and consumer-oriented, it might potentially have unearthed a few insights about gender, and male sexual behavior in particular.
Rated 23 Nov 2010
65
52nd
Didn't anyone tell Amanda Bynes you're NOT supposed to get Botox injections in your 20s?
Rated 05 Jun 2011
67
43rd
Every time Tucci opens his mouth is golden, but I just kept having problems buying into this. Yeah yeah it's a movie, but at times it's just too witty/ridiculous for its own good. I certainly don't remember sex being as big a deal in high school as it is presented here. Still it does provide some good entertainment and the cast is pretty strong, leaving only the lingering question of what the hell happened to Amanda Bynes?
Rated 22 Sep 2010
51
45th
Better than I expected. This has both some great characters and some great direction at many parts. However, the "good" characters (like Emma's family) are given all the great lines, so the other characters are left as walking cliches. Also, it manages to get away with some of its overused plot devices through comedic self-awareness.
Rated 01 Nov 2010
4
51st
Difficult to rate, honestly. It's moderately clever/amusing but I didn't find it particularly memorable or engaging. It loses points for some sitcomy drama, a weak voice-over narration, a predictable and unsatisfying ending, and for featuring Lisa Kudrow. Still, for a teen comedy, it has an above-average premise and some fine performances.
Rated 09 Feb 2011
65
46th
It's fun with the occasional sharp, astute dialogue and Emma Stone is just great. But it does have a couple of missteps. Some characters, especially the Christian extremists, are painfully caricature-like. And the pop songs used in the film were a bit excessive and at times, did not match the mood of the situation. But for what it is, it's good enough.
Rated 13 Nov 2010
67
26th
It's definately above most teen comedies, and it's actually quite fun to watch; it even mocks the genre itself on some parts; the problem is that it's still in the total limitations of the genre; racist and Christian jokes are fun, but don't really separate the film from other cheap comedies. If it could raise above the teen comedy mould, it'd be a total hit! Now it's above-average teen movie with good references and annoying soundtrack.
Rated 20 Jan 2011
77
88th
General annoyances and clichés aside, it's pretty good. Comedy's slick and sharp, acting's top notch and even the soundtrack was rather impressive.
Rated 24 Nov 2010
40
19th
Painfully unfunny....and a stupid premise.
Rated 16 Dec 2010
80
74th
Very funny writing. Laughed out loud at times. At first I thought this would be just another high school flick but that it would be so witty, I really didn't expect. Tucci has increasingly become one of my favorite actors.
Rated 24 Jan 2011
87
79th
Surprisingly good. Easy A is the Scream of teen movies, like Scream it mocks an entire genre while still managing to stick to the rule set of said genre. Funny, witty and with a cast of supporting "grown ups" who actually contribute to the story. Stone is lovable as both a sweet girl and a tramp. Haden Church is cooler than cool and Patricia Clarkson and the ever great Stanley Tucci steal every scene they're in as the best and funniest parents ever. Best teen movie since Mean Girls.
Rated 12 Nov 2010
89
88th
This is something! I could point out some parts the film lacked at, but I won't, because it doesn't really matter. It's fun and with great references.
Rated 05 Dec 2010
10
5th
SO...BORING
Rated 19 Sep 2010
6
70th
Pretty good! Marries strong comic set pieces to a clever story with a satisfying resolution and a solid leading performance from Emma Stone. The problem is that pesky PG-13 rating, something the success of Superbad should have convinced studios they don't need to make money on a teen comedy. For a movie entirely focused around sex it's annoying and borderline weird that the teens are so clean-mouthed (and, indeed, 40 or so "fucks" were cut from the initial shooting script).
Rated 18 Oct 2011
86
88th
The thing that's often most obviously missing from 'teen' comedy is wit. Genuine, linguistic, clever, witty wit. This has it in spades, from a well-written script to Emma Stone's (and many supporting actors') delivery. An interesting and original take on the well worn themes of popularity, acceptance and struggles with sexuality that are often clumsily dealt with in such films. Loved it.
Rated 04 Nov 2010
42
3rd
Couldn't this have been made with just Patricia Clarkson, Stanley Tucci and Thomas Haden Church?
Rated 08 Nov 2010
90
93rd
And the award for "Shock Of The Year That I Really Loved This Movie" goes to Easy A! I ragged on this flick consistently from the minute I saw the first trailer; often employing the remark "Well, their big payoff line (the one about Tom Cruise) doesn't get any laughs, this flick is doomed.", but I am oh so happy that I took the chance on seeing it. Very funny, genuine, perfectly-put-together comedy about sex, deception, and the desire to be noticed, with just the right dramatic and social touch.
Rated 27 May 2015
80
59th
Awfully funny dialogue, though the plot itself is bleh.
Rated 15 Nov 2011
17
0th
this movie gets dumber and dumber. whis is a shame, considering how awesome Emma Stone is in this.
Rated 13 Jul 2012
83
43rd
Emma Stone makes Easy A a worth watching film for adult and teen film goers. In result, it's a fun comedy and what turns out to be a smart plot.
Rated 12 Apr 2012
59
7th
There should be something similar to parental advisory just for men. This sucked.
Rated 08 Jan 2011
68
49th
Some genuinely entertaining moments and definitely worth a watch if you enjoy teenage movies like Mean Girls or 10 Things I Hate About You (aka. the clever ones). While this doesn't stack up quite as well to the two I listed earlier, and it has a really hokey ending to boot, overall it's a teenage film that more than just teenagers can enjoy.
Rated 23 Dec 2010
60
54th
Yeah, it was decent. It had some funny bits but there were also times when it tried way, way too hard. The throwing the ice cream at the truck was the best part.
Rated 17 Oct 2010
93
89th
Darn good comedy. The parents stole the show, however, Emma Stone has proved her worth, and I hope to see greatest from her continue.
Rated 20 Jan 2011
75
60th
Annoyingly charming and very enjoyable indie-mainstream high school flick. Witty dialogue and and intertextuality galore. May your popcorn be perfectly salted and your cola cold and bubbly when you go to see this.
Rated 29 Jan 2011
95
84th
Probably the funniest movie I've seen this year. Occasionally cliched, and Tucci and Clarkson's characters are a little TOO goofy, but the characters are all at least a little sympathetic, the story is well-paced and nearly all of the humor is spot-on.
Rated 30 Nov 2010
86
63rd
Maybe the most surprising movie in the last few month and repartee has a new face, Emma Stone. Most of the dialogues are definitely surpassing, especially for this kind of film, which is greatly entertaining from the first minute until the final cut. Don't miss this one!
Rated 02 Jan 2011
75
25th
Too many boring and illogical scenes to be a "Mean Girls" killer or a female "Superbad" (And considering those two movies, that means a lot). At least it has the same tone as the two movies so whatever. PS: What public school makes this big of a storm over one girl getting laid? And when can Emma Stone complain of a lack of male attention?
Rated 08 Feb 2011
75
47th
A pleasant surprise with some funny lines by almost all characters. This movie was kind of simple movie to watch on a friday night no need to rack your brain. Emma Stone is really adorable especially in this movie.
Rated 02 Oct 2011
80
88th
"Easy A" has a very simplistic storyline, but it's extremely entertaining. The cast is superb, especially Stone, Tucci, Clarkson and Kudrow, while there is a stunning amount of memorable jokes. One of the best comedies of recent years.
Rated 10 May 2011
50
16th
50--thanks to the parents.
Rated 21 Aug 2011
82
83rd
Cute & clever, well-done, self-aware, and multi-layered.
Rated 23 Nov 2010
85
91st
gotta love this one ...
Rated 23 May 2011
51
4th
Horribly inaccurate representation High School sex. It wouldn't even work as a satire. It's also just not very funny, or good.
Rated 28 Dec 2010
70
56th
A combination of cliched characters and a plethora of unrealistic dialogue bring down what could have been a great teen comedy. It's still funny and worth the watch, but you have this feeling it could have been much better.
Rated 13 Nov 2010
4
88th
Above my expectations (based on regular teen comedies). Although it has mistakes, it has also got good humour. Special mention deserve Tucci's and partly Stone's great performance. All that this film lacks is one big mindfuck in the end(my suggestion? Olive should become lesbian/geek :P).
Rated 23 Dec 2010
100
97th
Okay, so I have to admit it - I love teen movies, especially John Hughes films. But even though I love these movies I can't deny that most of them are not very intelligent - aside from the Hughes' films. But with Easy A it finally has happened - a just really pretty entertaining and at the same time very intelligent film that had been made in the new millenium. That just made me laugh my arse of - in an very intellectual way. Oh, and btw - Emma Stone is damn hot. Oh yes, she is.
Rated 18 Sep 2010
82
57th
Surprisingly well written dialogue, supporting cast is great, especially the parents. Some awkwardness, lots of laughs, fun movie.
Rated 05 Dec 2012
6
18th
Mmmm I wanted to like this movie but, it just wasn't funny. At all. It was trying wayyy too hard to sit somewhere between quirky, indie teen flick (Juno) and funny, girly teen flick (Mean Girls) but failed at both. Emma Stone is not bad, but not that interesting either. Her character was not like-able or believe-able.
Rated 17 Nov 2010
80
88th
A surpisingly hilarious un-cliched high school comedy with a stellar cast.
Rated 21 Sep 2010
100
99th
I love 'Easy A' more than I should. It's a really okay movie. It leans a little bit heavily, not only on its pop culture references that will date it by the time it comes out on DVD, but the use of nostalgia. Particularly, towards '80s teen movies, mostly by John Hughes. The one thing I love about those '80s movies is that they remind me of the innocence of meeting my girlfriend and why I fell for her. This movie does the same thing. If not the nostalgia, I'd have to credit Emma Stone for that.
Rated 16 Dec 2010
65
47th
Emma Stone is definitely very charming in the lead, but this movie just felt like it was missing something to me. The movie is primarily about Stone, but the supporting characters don't get enough screen time and development. Church is likeable, but you don't see enough of him or Kudrow to care. Todd seems nice and charming, but you don't see enough of him to care at the end. The references are funny, the characters are good, but I just think they tried to do too much without enough time.
Rated 25 Sep 2010
86
73rd
Emma Stone rocks this movie hard, and Stanley Tucci and Patricia Clarkson steal every one of their scenes. Up there with Mean Girls as one of the better and funnier teen comedies with a brain.
Rated 20 Nov 2010
80
51st
Emma Stone made this film quite enjoyable to watch. She is on her way to becoming one of hollywoods funniest young actresses. She has such good screen presence. The story made sense as well, the humor was there and that cannot be denied. There was enough going in on Easy A to keep your attention, but not too much that you got lost. Overall Easy A is a solid film, funny, good acting, interesting premise and very relevant to todays culture and society. Easy A will make you a fan of Emma Stone.
Rated 26 Dec 2010
50
40th
Although unconventional in a quirky indie chick flick kind of way, it can't help overdoing all the conventional stuff, which doesn't serve it well. The dialogue is witty, and primarily the supporting adult actors do a wonderful job - but it's just not that good. The first 20 minutes or so, you're stunned by how well its constructed, but to fill the shoes of a standard indie-highschool-teen-movie, it apparently has to include all the cliché laden elements of the genre. Too Bad..
Rated 31 Jan 2011
79
67th
It's scary how much Stone reminds me of Lindsay Lohan from Mean Girls (another movie I liked way more then I thought I would), hopefully she doesn't go down the same path. Tucci was funny esp. with his spelling peas. Stone's mannerism and attitude actually had me laughing, which I think scared my date. It might be tough to defend her as a great comedic actress, but I tried. Look I am not proud of it, but I will continue to find these movies as a guilty pleasure. Only Mean Girls tops it.
Rated 02 Jan 2011
64
42nd
A surprisingly enjoyable and witty comedy. This film doesn't take itself too seriously and pokes fun at it's whole genre, thereby taking the sting out of the clichés. Emma Stone was perfect for this role and didn't overplay it, which would have been easy to do.
Rated 20 May 2011
83
81st
I enjoyed this one. Stone was adorable, and I love that she played a somewhat intellectual person. I dug the nods to the Hughes movies of the 80s, and I loved the quirkiness of the parents and the teacher. Didn't like Bynes as the villain, but not because of her acting, just because I like her as an actress.
Rated 23 Sep 2012
60
46th
it's true that i have a soft spot for Stone and her gigantic dolphin forehead, but you gotta hand it to her, she's pretty much nailed this one. and the best thing is, though disguised as a high school comedy, this film tackles some serious issues, the extreme ends of puritanism and the obsession of sex in today's society, and it does it in a cool, under the radar kinda way. The stellar supporting cast (Kudrow, McDowell, Tucci and Clarkson) lift it another notch as well. A definite surprise hit.
Rated 22 Apr 2011
83
80th
I really liked it. This was done real well, and surpassed the limitations of most movies like this. Like Mean Girls, everyone will find something they like about this movie.
Rated 09 Jan 2013
38
17th
Meh. Emma Stone is pretty adorable but the plot is poorly constructed, the pacing is erratic, and it tries so hard to be a new generation's Ferris Beuller that it ends up stretching itself in too many directions. A very flat film.
Rated 10 Jan 2011
78
81st
Stanley Tucci and Patrica Clarkson were great as the parents, they made me laugh with just about every line they uttered, Emma Stone also showing that she's a decent comedic actress. I Quite enjoyed it, even more so than mean girls.
Rated 15 Jan 2012
75
81st
It didn't blow my mind or push me intellectually or anything, but it was fun. I thought Emma Stone did a fantastic job carrying the film. She's very charming and funny, plus, I must say, pretty hot. I also found Patricia Clarkson and Stanley Tucci as her parents very amusing. It had several laugh-out-loud moments for me and it was a little different from your average teen movie. I think it's a good choice for some light entertainment.
Rated 04 Dec 2010
68
52nd
Stanley Tucci is the MAN!!
Rated 25 Mar 2022
60
51st
All time spent with the family is great and it has some pretty funny gags, but I also found it a bit annoying at times.
Rated 01 Dec 2010
85
88th
Emma Stone is so adorable, the movie works well with her, is light and fun.
Rated 25 Feb 2017
67
90th
#17#, rw4, liked!, cast, rewatch(3) }**{ #10#, story, ratings, Emma.S!
Rated 09 Aug 2011
74
34th
The potential of this movie never delivered. Great cast, great opportunity for humor, yet it leaned to heavily on the serious portion of its plot, something that was welcome, but only with the balance of humor. See Mean Girls instead. They got it right.
Rated 28 Oct 2010
87
84th
It has all the makings of a ridiculous screwball teen sex comedy, but it's a lot more than that. Emma Stone is a smart, charismatic actress, and the script puts her to good use, turning this into a thoughtful, interesting, somewhat provocative film which uses high school not merely as the backdrop for its characters, but as a real (if cliched and somewhat difficult to believe) part of the story itself. It aims a little higher than the typical teen sex romp, and I think it mostly hits its mark.
Rated 23 Nov 2010
82
67th
The premise is absurd but I like the way the film rolls with it. Emma Stone is certainly a big part of what makes it work but the older supporting cast helps too with some really nice moments.
Rated 21 Jan 2011
35
35th
I kinda got annoyed with cleverness of the dialogue. It was unnatural. Ok movie otherwise.
Rated 08 Nov 2011
84
86th
"Easy A" manages to target teenagers well, while completely disregarding their intelligence by throwing out wry wit in reference to literature and history that no average audience member would EVER catch--which just so happens to be the kind of thing I love. So while it belongs to a genre I would normally avoid with diligence, all is forgiven because this movie friggin' rocks--a pleasant surprise since the sole reason I decided to watch this is because Emma Stone is ungodly hot.
Rated 15 Jan 2012
90
89th
Easily my favorite Emma Stone movie. She is just so darn cute in this movie. The humor was engaging and everything felt natural. Enjoyable and satisfying so well worth watching.
Rated 25 Apr 2012
71
64th
Best teen movie since Mean Girls. Also, gotta love Tucci
Rated 27 Mar 2016
72
86th
Easy A is a great high-school movie. It's smart, witty, and above all funny. Stone does great as the lead, with a fantastic supporting cast that consistently deliver laughs. The plot is solid, with plenty of homages to 80's RomComs and an upbeat soundtrack that works well. My only qualm is that the film may have given me a crush on Emma Stone. Well worth a watch.
Rated 07 Oct 2015
70
44th
Emma Stone é o máximo e as homenagens aos filmes teens dos anos 80 idem.
Rated 24 Apr 2011
67
79th
A cute and sweet movie.
Rated 25 Apr 2011
65
58th
Both a winky throwback to teen comedies of the past and a slightly more intelligent and witty update to today's examples of the genre. Suffers from the Juno-esque problem of persistently "clever" dialogue, but -- like that movie -- this is film as entertainment, not art, so it's forgivable. Charming acting from the leads elevates it from middling to moslty enjoyable.
Rated 21 Nov 2012
40
17th
caught this on a movie channel. was not impressed.
Rated 29 Jun 2013
80
64th
For a high-school comedy, it is a surprisingly good movie. Although I wished for more Lisa Kudrow.
Rated 10 Aug 2014
80
79th
I love you Emma Stone. Just putting that here in case she see's it. I know I don't have a shot. Fun teen dramedy, I'm loathe to call it a comedy as it does the dramatic side so well, with great performances from all involved. Could well have kids watching it in 10 years in the same way my lot watched Hughes' films.
Rated 17 Apr 2016
95
78th
good chick flick
Rated 06 Dec 2010
75
43rd
A good teenage movie. It was very entertaining and fun to watch.
Rated 28 Nov 2010
60
62nd
reminded me of 10 things i hate about you
Rated 21 Mar 2011
60
28th
A ridiculous premise had me apprehensive when I began watching, but some surprisingly sharp dialogue and the loveable Emma Stone quickly had me thinking there might be more to it. This film does hit the typical pitfalls of its genre, such as 2D supporting characters and an extremely typical and derivative story arc, but it's definitely an entertaining film if you feel like watching something that's easy to digest.
Rated 15 Jul 2011
73
39th
73.000
Rated 10 Jan 2011
84
91st
Much like Juno, Easy A takes a much-maligned genre and knocks it out of the ballpark by the addition of properly witty dialogue, a left-field sense of humour and great casting. Emma Stone is a fine comedienne with a natural charisma in front of the camera. The scenes with her mother and father were hilarious - the writing was such a breath of fresh air. I didn't love the ending but I have to applaud this as a laugh-a-minute film where everyone involved did good.
Rated 18 Jan 2011
72
51st
Emma Stone is a revelation. While it was no Mean Girls, it strives to be and almost gets there on Stone's shoulders. Tucci and Clarkson are hilarious, which makes a family that I wish I were in. A surprising funny teen comedy.
Rated 27 Nov 2013
91
82nd
One of my favorite movies of all time.
Rated 13 Feb 2016
60
53rd
For a movie that predicates itself on being anti-religious, this movie was extremely preachy. This movie is funny, though.
Rated 28 Jan 2012
1
17th
The narrator has nice friends, supportive parents and a fun teacher. What little drama exist in the plot is self-created and self-sustained, depending on quite a few contrivances (a high school where no teenager has sex and Emma Stone is ignored is a start, but the list is long). Given those factors, the jokes must be great and, while they at least aim higher than the cheapest laughs, they never really hit. Clarkson & Tucci are fun and provide some redemption.
Rated 04 Nov 2012
71
62nd
The best of this sort since 'Mean Girls'.
Rated 02 Apr 2012
82
58th
Enjoyable comedy, very loosely based on The Scarlet Letter.
Rated 05 May 2011
31
40th
A good film, especially for being a teen film, and especially-especially for being a high school film.
Rated 15 Nov 2011
65
50th
High school girl gets a (unfounded) rumour for being a slut. Since they're reading The Scarlet Letter in English lit, she decides to play along, stitch a red A to her clothes and show people how hypocritical they're being. It backfires in spectacular and, occasionally, hilarious fashion since it turns out people are hypocrites. (Also, because nobody else has actually read the book.) Not a great comedy, but the script has its moments and Emma Stone gives good snark.
Rated 17 Jan 2012
75
55th
Easy A is surprisingly enjoyable for a (sort of) romantic comedy, helped along by an interesting premise and great dialogue from Stone
Rated 26 May 2012
85
84th
So Brilliant. Emma Stone is the new star in town-sassy, smart, intelligent, rooted, funny, beautiful inside and out-and she is fishing for the A Grade! Watch it and keep a copy at home!
Rated 04 Mar 2014
85
83rd
fun. but who would believe emma stone could be invisible to boys?
Rated 09 Aug 2017
72
74th
Stone's as at her charmingly snarky best, sprouting one-liners effortlessly in this clever modern reinterpretation of a literature classic.
Rated 28 Apr 2015
52
41st
It's okay. Stone is fairly good. Tucci is by far the best thing here.
Rated 01 Oct 2010
88
81st
Stanley Tucci and Patricia Clarkson fucking OWN in this movie!

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