Two names. Two boyfriends. Two best friends. Two semesters. Two school plays. Two dances. Two parties. Two distinct relationships with her parents. Two potential colleges. Two churches. And a hundred million kajillion tears for the scene at the airport.

yessssssssssSSSS

film festivals are fun because sometimes you get a heads up that a lot of people are about to have a new favorite movie. this is one of those times.

beyond being hilarious, unflinchingly honest, and performed to perfection, Gerwig's debut is just so, *so* smart about growing up, leaving home, reconciling teenage flippancy with parental gratitude, how class infects self-identity, and the enduring power of a certain Dave Matthews Band song. also, Tracy Letts drops one of the greatest, most understated f-bombs in film history.

a movie that audiences should be discovering and holding onto for a long time to come… hopefully it fares better than THE EDGE OF SEVENTEEN.

We put this on while preparing for our Oscars party yesterday afternoon and I found myself getting sucked into every scene going "Oh shit, now this part's great." A perfect movie. Every scene, every line is flawless and eminently quotable. Gerwig doesn't get enough credit for how truly hilarious this movie – as a comedy alone, it might've been the funniest film of 2017. Saoirse's performance is stunning and I'm still stubbornly insisting that Metcalf should've won Best Supporting Actress.

this might have been my favorite theater experience ever. I loved that the crowd I saw it with was a bunch of older women, because during the airport scene all you could hear was crying. and honestly? it was so so beautiful. my mom is my best friend and i’m so glad she took me to see this for a second time.

happy😀😂 new year💯💥💫 lady😗bitches 💅💆 we are leaving 👋💔 fake friends😑😠 and pretentious😤😱 boys in bands😧😷🎸 in 2017😎😏 and entering😌💦 2018 ✨🌟 focused 🔭🔬 on loving 💟💞💝💘 our best friends 😇😙👭 and our moms 💜❤👸👵

voa passarinha e fica sem homem pelo amor

😭😭😭😭😭😭

periodt!

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Real good, I cried at the airport scene and at the end. Kyle is the embodiment of 75 percent of the boys in high school. Overall confused because the script was garbo and the movie was great.

love/attention.

‘What do you want us to do? She’s drunk’ I felt that a little too hard

It is quite good. Very good. I felt an emotions watching it. Yes

We watched this in film class so for the first time ever I took notes while watching Lady Bird and it very quickly devolved into deeply personal comments until I wrote down, literally fucking word for word, “there’s no guarantee people will stay in your lives. isn’t that scary?”

And then I cried in class!