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“Michael feels like an introduction rather than a complete story… Almost like it’s setting up a second part. And honestly, it needs one, because this first chapter feels incomplete.”

A movie about a dysfunctional marriage and attempted murder is only as good as its leads and Segal and Weaving are perfect for the task.

“Odenkirk is the lead for a reason, and he keeps making these kinds of movies for a reason: He is the perfect everyman.”

“Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page certainly have chemistry in You, Me & Tuscany, however the comedic stars of this movie are the outstanding ensemble cast!”

“To some, this will be a very serious film; for others, a dark but hilarious comedy; to many, a two-hour cringe simulator and, if you’re about to get married, a psychological horror film.”

“It does a good job of modernizing a fairly outdated story and giving it an overarching narrative, while also maintaining the core elements that made it whimsical.”

“Weaving is the acting powerhouse pulling this whole project together… Unfortunately, she’s so good she blows her co-lead out of the water.”

“Hoover has shown she knows how to reach an audience with her writing… I think her movies will have to be appointment viewing moving forward.”

“Project Hail Mary shows us what we’re capable of achieving when we all work together and it’s also just a damn powerful and entertaining movie.”

“Buckley completely commands the screen, delivering a performance that’s volatile, magnetic, and impossible to ignore. Every time she appears, the film suddenly comes alive.”