The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)

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Thomas V @TomVee Sep 22, 2026 Good film with witty, fast-paced dialogue that can be quite funny but also uncomfortably dysfunctional, which is kind of the point. One thing that I find someone difficult about Noah's films is that they can seem a bit stagey, like these are characters in a play rather than real life or even a movie. This doesn't take away from the film, but it does take a moment to get used to his style. Good performances all around. Baumbach isn't a style guy, so to me his films don't stand out visually, but this one has some nice shots. This is also one of his more Woody Allen-esque films in my opinion, which is hardly a bad thing. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jul 12, 2026 Funny in 1 hour and 50 minutes. Ages 17+. See more Gab M @Atled Jan 4, 2026 I’m still confused by what I watched and not in a good way. I’m not sure I’ve seen a movie that I found so uninteresting. To be fair we stopped half way through the movie as there was still no plot in sight. See more Chimoshi L @Chimoshi6810 Dec 27, 2025 If you are not a film critic or a previous fan of the director, I advise you to steer clear of this one. Two hours of 'dialogue' consisting of two utterly unlikable characters monologuing past each other without pause. Felt like being repeatedly hit over the head with a plastic shovel. Seeing the credits start was euphoric. See more Tom B. @Tbrodigan Dec 7, 2025 Seems way too self-aware, pablum for UMC white people. See more Clare B @Clarejohn Nov 10, 2025 This film is in my top 20. Noah understands narcissistic parents like no other auteur. This film captures the pain of the narcissistic parent and their selfishness, victimhood, grandiosity and fragility but mostly the horrific neglect, favoritism and triangulation that destroys sibling relationships. This is a masterpiece. See more Read all reviews

The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)

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