Tallulah Comments

Jeremie 2022-10-03 18:58:33

Disappointing casting, terrible script....

Maxine 2022-10-02 02:00:36

Maternal love without cause. Alan Page's naked upper body was really disgusting at the...

Dereck 2022-10-01 07:03:20

We all are...

Ima 2022-09-29 04:46:53

No need to watch stress movies for a...

Henri 2022-09-14 16:36:36

A work of sincerity, the three leading actresses have impressive skills, and there are many drama collisions but they don't dig deep enough (the brain makes up for how Spielberg will improve this...

Julia 2022-09-13 15:51:27

We all need someone to help us identify...

Libby 2022-08-20 00:01:36

It's a very general story, but the combination of Allison and Page still loves it. Page because Ji's qi is too strong, sex scenes with men are particularly uncomfortable. Netflix should focus on doing TV series...

Kolby 2022-06-01 22:35:24

Another movie from Netflix...No way, the best places are supported by the acting skills of Ellen and Allison. This story is very messy and a bit hasty. The character of Tallulah is designed to be a bit nasty == (In addition, Carolyn's actor's skin expression is not very good, but he always loves close-up shots!)/; Quintu and John Benjamin Hickey acted as a couple , There is not much ink but it is interesting. The most profound thing in the film is the slow rise of Margo at the...

Loyal 2022-06-01 20:51:06

3.5/5 The self-growth journey and emotional fetters of a woman and a stolen baby. The shooting is quite interesting. I like the scene where the heroine, the heroine’s mother and the baby live together under the same roof. After watching two Ellen Page plays in succession, the acting became more and more...

Moriah 2022-06-01 19:48:38

Based on the continuation of the director's own writing when he was a part-time babysitter in a five-star hotel in Los Angeles, a discussion about what kind of talent is truly qualified to be a mother. A story that is not frivolous does not seem to be depressing, and the laughs generated by the interaction of the characters are extremely natural, just like the speaking style of the off-screen director...