Uptown Girls

Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom.

Extremely memorable movie.

This is one of the WORST movies I have ever had to endure watching.

This movie is such an underrated movie and I can't believe I was so late to watch it. The people rating it terribly probably aren't seeing it from a younger perspective, but their perspective is also interesting to view from. This movie highlights the struggles of adulthood and growing up in a more lighthearted way. The struggles the main character goes through (getting evicted, heartbreak, loosing friend and money), show how tough being an adult is, yet she meets a child who is even more adult than her. They both grow with each other, the main character becomes more mature while the child becomes more childlike. For me personally, this movie made me cry because it reminds me of loosing my relationship with my childhood self, and watching the inner child in me grow up. It shows how life is insanely hard, and your being forced to go through with it. This movie is slightly predictable, but honestly, if the plot didn't happen, the movie would not have such meaning from it. The script is slightly underdone, I agree with that, but the meaning isn't really shown in the direct dialogue of the movie, but through the actions. The symbolization of Coney Island and the spinning tea cup scene where they both realize how similar they are entirely, despite the completely different personality and ages, and it shows how life can affect everyone. Also the scene where Molly breaks it off with Neal isn't that bad of dialogue and many people can relate to the meaning it says. It isn't your average teenager movie, but its an adult movie that really only growing adults could really relate to, its about finding the inner light within yourself when the rest of the world is covered in darkness. It breaks my heart to see the reviews being so harsh, but I completely respect their opinions and they are valid even though my interpretation was completely different coming from someone who is younger than most of these critics. I will take a point off because the plot is quite predictable and that I agree with that.

The critics rly dont know what theyre talking about!! a predictable comedy??? Whatever. Loved this movie.

I cry so much everytime, it’s soooo good! The critics didn’t get it this time

man yall suck for giving this girlhood staple of a movie a 13%! lighten up its a great film

The rest of the critics did not understand the movie. Women that did not have mother or father in their lives growing up or women that have felt abandonment would understand the movie. Yes , it’s a funny movie. however , this movie is mainly focused on a message that is supposed to be deep and true to the heart. I loved this movie when I was a little kid and 15 years later I still love it and it still makes me cry. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Not bad but also not the best.

Dakota Fanning, best child actress of ALL TIME. I don't understand how she got no nominations for this role, she was incredible. Brittany Murphy got no business being dead It's such a good music, I'll never understand why the reviews are so low. Very touching story. The last 30 minutes are so goddamn sad but also not really. I hadn't watched this movie since like 2010 and all I remembered was the tea cup scene, Dakota Fanning and Brittany Murphy being amazing, the comatose dad and the movie somehow making me really sad. I will say, the Neal plotline stops this movie from being a 5 stars. I hated everything about his character. I was so happy to see Molly tell him off cauz yeah him just using her as a muse is gross! I don't care that he bought her dad's guitars, I hope that she doesn't go back to him