Tully reviewed by Mark Kermode

Mark Kermode reviews Tully. After giving birth to her third child, over-worked and worn-out mother Marlo hires a night nanny to try to relieve some pressure.
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[@zhiyingdi3720]

“Our memory is so terrible... collectively.” “Speak for you self”😂

[@gracechan3039]

I saw this film knowing almost nothing about it and was very pleasantly surprised.

[@joeldipops]

Same

[@THECRAZY320]

I was mostly impressed by Mackenzie Davis as I hadn’t been her in anything before and see took be by surprise

[@Mojoman1]

First time I went to Kermode to make a choice of seeing a film. Didnt feel like watching the trailer but i liked this review, and I think I loved this movie. I really liked it, at least.

[@harrykilby8834]

love you daddy

[@rhyslloyd3200]

Got really strong Mary Poppins vibe.

[@schmoab]

Spoilers..... Having just seen this, I’m curious to see it again and see if the plot is logically consistent. It was kind of strange that her kid is clearly autistic, but they call him quirky. Like obviously he doesn’t belong at some private school. I really enjoyed this movie thanks to the powerful performances. Did you notice McKenzie Davis reprised her character from Blade Runner?

[@vanessaheine8093]

schmoab, they say they can’t get him diagnosed even though they’ve tried. So he’s not clearly autistic in the way we think, but he obviously has some kind of behavioural disorder. Which is why that scene in the new school with the nice teacher is so touching.

[@michaelandrews4403]

Did anyone miss what Marlo's husband said her maiden name was, in the hospital?

[@PirateZ1]

Great review.

[@username4570]

when mommy and daddy squabble it is so endearing

[@jacobdominguez7808]

I liked this movie 👍

[@chrishiggins7166]

Leading actor Charlize Theron delivers one of her best films in this well crafted, realistic, stylish & intriguing comedy drama. (84%) (4/5 stars) (positive)

[@monomakes]

who wrote this film?

[@TheSomeawesome]

Diablo Cody

[@crashandnuke]

I'm curious to see this after finding Labor Day surprisingly not too horrendous. Strange an Oscar-nominated director barely gets a mention in a 6 minute review. Surely he had some creative input?(I'm not Jason Reitman)

[@boquintana9668]

crashandnuke in my eyes he did excellently in making Cody’s story as seamless and hyperrealistic as possible. he realized it wasn’t his story to tell and made it his mission to help Cody in every way he could

[@hinhwood1629]

I guessed the twist in five minutes.

[@TheSomeawesome]

The movie isn't written for the sake of the twist. The twist was written for the sake of the movie. Honestly, it was nice watching it having known the ending. You get to see how clever the dialogue actually is between Marlo and Tully.

[@stephenburke682]

Sorry lads but ye got her surname wrong. It is pronounced ther-en

[@MissGelly]

Stephen Burke They asked her during an interview and she said Thron.

[@okmelancholico]

Kermode seems to never criticise any film with females playing the leading roles, with characters that are struggling and showing how hard and rough it is to be women.