in all seriousness, you should stop whatever you're doing and go see frances ha.
if you ask me, nowadays good movies are even harder to find than a good pair of jeans (which is really saying something, because we all know that jean shopping is the worst). but this was a real find. a little sparkly, black-and-white diamond in the rough.
to all my fellow twenty-something (or thirty or forty-something) gals out there: if the only things in life you're really sure of right now are who your best friend is, what type of wine you like, and how badly you'd like to leave your day job behind, then this movie is for you. it's awkward and funny and honest in all the best ways.
here's the trailer. and hey! rotten tomatoes even gave it a 91%.
sounds great! even if i'm not a twenty something ;)
ReplyDeletebut really, jean shopping is the worst. just. can't. do. it.
This looks like such a good movie! I'll have to watch it soon. :)
ReplyDeleteAlso, your blog layout is way too beautiful!
I definitely recommend it. I already want to see it again.
DeleteAnd thanks!
I sooo want to see this!
ReplyDeleteIt really sounds extremely great, thanks for the tip!! Now I definitely have to see it, like - right now!!
ReplyDeleteHanna, you definitely should! I'll definitely be Netflix-ing it as soon as it's out.
DeleteThank you! This is just what I need, a good, lighthearted comedy and I was running up short on ideas so I appreciated this a lot, thank you. :)
ReplyDeleteOn a side note, totally thought that was Heidi Montag when I looked at that picture. ha! I was going to be like huh?
HA! She kind of does look like Heidi Montag from that angle. Thank goodness it isn't, though. I'm not sure the movie would have had the same amount of charm ;)
DeleteOMG! This movie reminds me of another movie with Greta Gerwig called Damsels in Distress. You can read more about that movie at my blog if you'd like / http://blog.abbyabbyabby.com/2012/09/damsels-in-distress/
ReplyDeleteAnyway, now I MUST see this one too. It looks great <3
Abby, thanks for the tip! Now that I've seen Frances Ha, I'll take all the Greta Gerwig movies I can get :)
Deleteoh thank you for this! (why am I always thanking you for things like this? how do you know of these things?) it looks perfect, and charming and good for right where we are.
ReplyDeletewhere did you watch it? in theaters?
Ha! I'm happy to help. ;)
DeleteI did in fact see this in theaters. There is a tiny art cinema in my town that mostly plays documentaries and small art films like this one (however, I also saw The Great Gatsby there, so I guess you never know). The theater room I saw Fraces in only had 12 seats. Hehe.
I'm hanging to see this - but it doesn't hit cinemas in my end of the world until mid-August! Excited to know you enjoyed it - I saw the trailer and put it straight on my list of movies to see! xx
ReplyDeletei loved this film! i saw it at a local theater a few months ago and really really enjoyed it! the black and white was a lovely touch and the character of frances was so loveable - i feel like every girl is her at some point in time!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh dying to see it! thanks for the tip.
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