Lady Bird

Very simple straightforward movie about coming to terms with age and maturity ,and it is also the story of special place called home and our family and when one day we left to acheive our bigger aims in life .I think lot of coming of age dramas have been made but this movie will stand out against the test of time and define the very sub genre in coming days .

The DVD sent was corrupted and shows disclaimers in the middle of the movie. You can't go to the next chapter nor fast forward

DVD runs but does not display pictures. A Worst dvd. This is illluck I can not return, as this item is not illegible to return policy.

The performances are rich and engaging. I can watch Ms. Ronan in anything. Her initial musical audition is classic. The cinematographer achieves an ambitious palette, the sort all too often ignored in indy work, which is unfairly considered light on a cinema-level, perhaps because there are few explosions to admire. The look according to helmer Greta Gerwig mimics the fabric of memory -- now that is ambition I admire -- with a washed-off, remote, nonetheless color-saturated texture influenced by period specific "fanzines" pressed-off at Kinko's in those sweet days. It was also nice to see Sacremento photographed with love for a change, in a way that suggests all life does not die outside of NYC and LA, the problem of entirely too many films. These extra touches make the piece shine. Still, in watching it, with the realization that "The Breakfast Club" has now been collected by the Criterion Collection, (good for them for understanding film; even Eric Rohmer's "Pauline at the Beach" is merely a beach tale. I could not help but consider how a work, such as "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (consider the slowed-down art museum sequence) would have been a Best Picture / Director nominee today, now that American film is starting to better understand cinema. This, too, seems doubly the case when one considers Cameron's meltdown in the John Hughes work. Even "Some Kind of Wonderful" and "Lucas" wear well with age, especially now that multiplexes are dominated by the inane. This film is great. Do not get me wrong. And while standing beside those earlier giants alone bodes well. But I cannot give it a mere four stars for not living up to prior classics, or even the greater Gerwig-penned work, "Frances Ha," or "Miss America," both of which I adore - ADORE. I cannot take away a star, especially in today's film atmosphere, so saturated with spectacle over character. There is something intentionally minor about the work which could, at points, swing for the fences just a bit more, as in the sequence near the close of the film in which Lady Bird visits a church and re-adopts her name - on her terms. BRAVO.

ni que decir de esta película, es estupenda, la agarré en oferta y el formato blu-ray/dvd/descarga digital genial

De mis películas “feel good” favoritas. Las actuaciones son sensacionales y me he convertido en fan indiscutible de Greta Gerwig.

Movie was just ok. I purchased solely for Chalamet. He's amazing in anything he does. His part was too small. He should be the star of everything as far a I'm concerned! HA!

great