Sentences with phrase «sees lady bird»

Lois Smith has a couple of outstanding scenes as a wise and observant nun who sees Lady Bird for who she is, and provides the necessary guidance.

Anyone see Lady Bird, The Shape of Water or Three Billboards?

I didn't do this at all last year, so I figured I'd start off this year by seeing Lady Bird, and stuff my face full of Whoppers (they were sold out of Sour Patch Kids... sad).

In 2017, the HFPA had a chance to nominate a number of great directors, including Bigelow (Detroit), Dee Rees (Mudbound), Patty Jenkins (Wonder Woman) and, arguably the biggest snub of all, Greta Gerwig, who saw her Lady Bird screenplay and film get nominated... but not her work directing it.

Then I saw LADY BIRD, and my heart soared.

This is a film about growing up, after all, and the way we see Lady Bird marching through her last year of high school makes it quite apparent that adolescence is, for her, like a battlefield.

We just have to wait and see how the votes are cast, but I would not be surprised to see Lady Bird pick up a few key early critics awards (I'm betting on New York or LA) and that will help build the momentum.

You should see Lady Bird (it will be in theaters November 3) and, when you do, savor its delightfulness because this is a tougher and tougher commodity to find.

«Have you seen Lady Bird yet?»

With these thoughts already circling in my head, I saw Lady Bird, which is Greta Gerwig's hate / love letter to her hometown of Sacramento, California (dubbed «the Midwest of California» in the movie).

Marion questions it by not questioning it directly (something we will later see Lady Bird is aware that is a thing she does, and hates it).

I saw Lady Bird at Telluride and loved it.

But all will be forgiven when you see Lady Bird's Saoirse Ronan scorch this movie's final 10 minutes with an emotional breakdown that launches her Nina into the echelon of all - time greats.

Not exact matches

There is some local coverage about the potential move and the stadium sites mentioned don't seem viable unless UT or the city is going to give up some of their land along Lady Bird lake which I just don't see happening.

As I have been such a busy bird I didn't get a chance to see my Liverpool Ladies in action on Sunday, but they moved into 2nd place in the Women's Super League, after a late Katie Zelem goal gave them a 1 - 0 win against Notts County, don't worry ladies I'll be back for the nextLadies in action on Sunday, but they moved into 2nd place in the Women's Super League, after a late Katie Zelem goal gave them a 1 - 0 win against Notts County, don't worry ladies I'll be back for the nextladies I'll be back for the next game.

I was really shocked to see them this early — but they are everywhere in the garden - J's been out looking again today and found some colonies (no idea if that is the right word for a group of lady birds!)

We saw Star Wars earlier this week and Lady Bird the week before, and I highly recommend both.

We saw Star Wars earlier this week and Lady Bird the week before, and I highly recommend both.

I've been thinking about this for a while but since I was invited, free of charge, to see / review the movie Lady Bird on Monday, it got me thinking and I wanted to explain my position.

On TV, Patti LuPone played Lady Bird Johnson in the 1987 biopic LBJ: The Early Years, starred as the mother of Christopher Burke in the weekly «dramedy» Life Goes On (1989 - 93), and was recently seen in the recurring role of a barracuda - like attorney on Law and Order.

Lady Bird abandons her devoted lower - class bestie, Julie (Beanie Feldstein), for a shallow, unambitious rich friend, Jenna (Odeya Rush), and two love interests from the wealthier side of the railroad tracks that divide Sacramento: first Danny (Lucas Hedges), a polite theater kid, then Kyle (Timothée Chalamet), a snobbish rebel rarely seen without a Howard Zinn book in hand.

One example will have to suffice, but it captures the spirit of film and the nature of Gerwig's talent: After having sex for the first time, Lady Bird comes down the stairs in her boyfriend's house and sees the boyfriend's father, asleep in a chair.

Greta Gerwig who wrote and directed «Lady Bird,» which won Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy, noted that «it's been such an incredible year for women in film both as actors and also writers and directors and producers and people who are really coming to the forefront to tell their stories about the world as they know it from where they are standing, and I think that the response to these projects and the support that these projects have gotten and the way that audiences are going to see them or watching them in their homes, I think all of this just makes it so much easier for the next crop of filmmakers who want to tell stories about women.»

I'm simply pointing out that in a year that's supposed to be about defining new ways of seeing, «Get Out,» «Lady Bird,» and «Call Me by Your Name» were all — to me — vastly superior movies than «The Shape of Water.»

A24 updated their youtube account once again but this time with an ensemble featurette where you can see the behind the scenes of Lady Bird, as well as Greta talking about the filmmaking process!

For her part, Ronan laughs at the idea she got through the whole shoot without questioning why her character had the name Lady Bird (but click on the video above for our conversation and you will see Gerwig explain it).

Anyone who has seen «Lady Bird» knows how instrumental Gerwig's all - girl Catholic high school years were to the creation of the film.

Chalamet, who also can be seen this season in supporting roles in Lady Bird and Hostiles, is an actor of great promise who doesn't strike a single false note in balancing the conflicting feelings running through him.

by Bill Chambers In the interest of full disclosure, I've yet to see three of the major Academy Award ™ contenders, Call Me By Your Name, Lady Bird, or Phantom Thread.

With so many potential Oscar contenders like Get Out and Lady Bird being so very «American» we might see lower nomination totals for them and possibly higher totals for more European fare like Call Me By Your Name and distinctly UK productions like Dunkirk, Darkest Hour and Victoria and Abdul to do well and for the US / UK hybrid Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri to make a killing here.

I've seen twelve of them and of the others I'm very keen to see Columbus and Lady Bird (neither have been released in the UK yet).

Best Supporting Actress was awarded to Laurie Metcalf, as a working - class mother struggling to see eye - to - eye with her headstrong teenage daughter, in truthful coming - of - age film «Lady Bird.»

Today saw the New York Film Critics Circle announce their year end awards, culminating in the group naming Greta Gerwig's «Lady Bird» as the Best Film of 2017.

As for Chalamet, the Lady Bird scene stealer admitted his parents had seen the coming - of - age homosexual movie, but he fears his grandma «is going to be in shock when she does.»

As Greta tells it, she had seen me in a bunch of movies playing hard asses, but once she sat with me, she realized I was a softie and thought I was great to play the dad in Lady Bird and I said yes immediately.

Lady Bird's rejoinder, and it is a memorable one, has to be seen to be believed.

If you've seen «Lady Bird,» the wise, warm story about a young woman finding and asserting herself while dealing with her conflicted feelings toward a mother she can never seem to please, then you know that Greta Gerwig, who wrote and directed the film, has a keen eye for detail.

Lady Bird by Hope Madden Lady Bird, written and directed by Greta Gerwig, may be the most delightfully candid and refreshingly forgiving coming - of - age film I've seen.

Gerwig: Do you remember when I brought [«Lady Bird» cast member] Lucas [Hedges] to see you in «The Crucible»?

Grounded in Gerwig's hometown Sacramento, California (also seen in another NYFF hit Griffin Dunne's bio-doc of his aunt Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold), Lady Bird flies through familiar hurdles of wrong boys, mean girls and BFF betrayal with amusing twists and sensitive portrayals of class conflict.

With two major groups now ringing in, we see the love for Lady Bird by the film critics is real.

Lady Bird saw its premiere at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival (September 8th 2017) we have added photos from the premiere and press junket.

Get Out, the winner, was seen as the favorite but there were also trumpets blared for Lady Bird «s last stand to stake a claim of a guild win (it did not) and then the creeping feeling that if The Shape of Water is the Best Picture frontrunner then it winning WGA wouldn't be out of the blue and could signal a true lead.

Metcalf, who has given many subtle, memorable performances, is a stand - out marvel, inhabiting the role of a mother who is more loving and supportive than Lady Bird can see, with a seemingly endless reservoir of strength and perseverance.

We'll see Three Billboards competing against Get Out and Lady Bird in the Comedy category, which could be illuminating.

So seeing «Crash Into Me» in «Lady Bird» allowed me to hear my music without having to impose myself on it.»

At one point, she considered college, but unlike Lady Bird, she didn't see it as essential.

But to really understand just how much Frances Ha is hers as much as it is his, you have to see Gerwig's wonderful, uproarious new coming - of - age film, Lady Bird (Grade: A).

If you've seen «Lady Bird,» which is an early awards favorite — on Thursday, the New York Film Critics Circle named it best film and gave Ronan the best actress award, and on Monday she picked up a Gotham Award — it might come as somewhat of a surprise that she's had such an idyllic relationship with her own mother.

What's finally remarkable about Lady Bird is how it commiserates with that itchy impatience, that desire to break out into the world, while also capturing what its title character can't or won't see: the brilliant extinguishing flame of her childhood.