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Console best movie i've ever seen.

Allison Davies The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

phd_travel I'll watch anything Charlize Theron does so I am on her side. This movie is interesting in it's depiction of the difficulty of tending to a new baby and running a household with other young kids. The night nanny thing is illuminating to watch. But the drama at the end is contrived and unnecessary. The accident could have been clearer. Also the thing with the waitress uniform and the husband is really dumb.A for effort from Charlize to be that overweight mom but it can't be good for her health to gain weight like that. If they needed a heavier actress for the role why didn't they just use one who was already like that.

Raven-1969 Fixing a part is useless without treating the whole. Marlo, a mother of two with a baby on the way, hesitates to accept her rich brother's birthday gift of a "night nanny." However, considering how overwhelmed she is with work, a challenging son and a virtually absent husband, Marlo soon swallows her pride and accepts her brother's offer. Marlo is happy she did. Tully, the nanny, is wonderful and everything her brother promised. Tully is caring, intuitive, thoughtful and helpful in ways Marlo never imagined. An unusual wave of calm and happiness washes over Marlo's household. Marlo finely has time to treat herself better, and to improve her life and relationships. But Tully has some issues of her own.Tully is a charming and insightful film about finding fun in everyday things, being full of wonder and open to new opportunities, and more. The story did not unwind as I expected, and is full of delightful twists and turns. Women are much more likely to guess the ending than men. Charlize Theron (Marlo) and Mackenzie Davis (Tully) are perfect for their roles. Great casting and acting, especially Charlize. There truly is no end to creativity!

itsbobr Craig (Mark Duplas) wants to make a gift of a Night- Nanny to his sister, Marlo (Charlize Theron), since she just had another baby, Mia. Marlo has two other children Jonah (Asher Miles) and Sarah (Lia Frankland). And Jonah is a handful to deal with. They call him Quirky, but I thought the word was autistic but that word was never mentioned. The Night-Nanny, Tully (McKenzie Davis) shows up and works for a while until she says she can no longer work for Marlo because she isn't needed anymore: she "bridged a gap" and Marlo can do things herself. This upsets Marlo and she crashes her car into the water. This will give many who don't really know about motherhood some insight when a new baby comes on the scene. We will get a real look at what motherhood is all about with the stresses that come with it, and a lot of it isn't pretty; but to be fair we also see the joys of motherhood too. However, having said all that: motherhood is still a mystery to many of us regarding how things got done that we really weren't aware of. (Hear! Hear!)We see Tully take care of everything, the house, the baby and Marlo too. The funniest scene was when a teacher in Jonah's school calms Jonah down by pretending he's a tree and gets Jonah to do the same and he does. The kicker is when the leaves are blown by the wind and the teacher goes all animated. Very funny. I especially liked the way Tully and Marlo bantered about a lot of things. The voices were quiet, informative, casual and very honest. Very good chemistry here and the pacing was just right. Ah, you always ask about a twist. Yes, there is one, but you may miss it and looking back on it, I really thought they would have let the cat out of the bag in a different way. The way they did it was not too subtle, and if you really pay attention, you'll get it. I read that Charlize Theron gained 50-pounds for this role, and it really looked good on this very beautiful actress. She is also the Executive producer in this. I wouldn't be surprised if Charlize Theron got an Oscar for her performance as it was perfect. (9/10)Violence: Yes, the car crashing into the water. Sex: No. Nudity: Brief, breast feeding. Humor: Yes, quite funny dialogues at times. Language: Yes, lots of it. Rating: A

cruise01 Tully (4 out of 5 stars).Tully is a comedy drama film that shows the raw concept of a relationship between a mother and their children. Tully is good. Charlize Theron gives one of the best performances. Of course, she gained weight for the role. Seeing her closing her eyes in a car while her child is screaming and kicking her seat. Like she is about to snap was incredible. The film is like a modern day Mary Poppins, were a night nanny comes and makes everything all better. The plot was good. Marlo (Charlize Theron) is a mother of two and pregnant with the third. Her son struggles with a development disorder were he has a mental breakdown when things do not go his way. Or is afraid to flush the public toilet cause it would make a loud noise. The school he goes too. The principle is trying to inform Marlo that they need to hire him an aid. Since the teacher cannot focus on just him when they have other kids to teach. And their daughter is a reasonable child that tries to help her mother. When Marlo has her baby. She barely has time for herself. She barely gets any sleep, tries to get chores, and take the kids to school and face against a meeting with the principle everytime. Her husband Drew (Ron Livingston) is busy with work and only shows up in the evening and than is busy playing video games. While her brother Craig (Mark Duplass) suggest they hire a night nanny. They hire Tully (Mackenzie Davis). A night nanny that does all the babysitting at night, she does the cleaning, and bakes desserts for the morning. Tully's plot is like one of those life lesson themes. Were Tully suggest that Marlo has it easy. She has the sameness which she takes for granted. While Marlo is missing her earlier years, were her body physique was thin, and she had plenty of energy. Seeing Tully and Marlo sharing their experiences and how one has it better was great. Tully is an interesting character. She has plenty of energy, open spirit perspective on life. Having newborns can be stressful on the parents. It is the most beautiful things in life with the babies growing every day and keeping you up all night. Charlize Theron was fantastic. Seeing her character being exhausted, trying to take care of her kids, and when she sits down at the dinner table. You can see that she is exhausted mentally and physically. Mackenzie Davis was great as Tully. She is like the modern day Mary Poppins. She is always cheery and energetic on life. She is the night nanny that every mother needs. Overall, Tully is a good comedy drama film. Charlize Theron and Mackenzie Davis are great. The plot and concept of the beauty aspect of mothers dealing with newborns and their kids can be raw. But its those small moments that every mother can cherish with the bond and their babies.