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Promising Young Woman Is Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes

Promising Young Woman Is Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes ✖ We're just a few days away from Christmas, and in addition to a lot of the usual traditions of the holiday season, audiences have a lot of new movies to look forward to on Christmas Day. Among those new releases is Promising Young Woman, a highly-anticipated revenge thriller starring Carey Mulligan. In the days leading up to Promising Young Woman's debut, a number of reviews for the film have surfaced online -- and it seems like they've responded well to the film. At the time of this writing, Promising Young Woman is officially Certified Fresh on the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, with a confirmed score of 92% positive. The website's blurb for the film declares that the film is "a boldly provocative, timely thriller", "an auspicious feature debut for writer-director Emerald Fennell", "and a career highlight for Carey Mulligan."

Mulligan shines in mesmerizing role in startling 'Promising Young Woman'

By JOCELYN NOVECK AP National Writer December 23, 2020 Carey Mulligan in “Promising Young Woman.” (Focus Features via AP) Is it a #MeToo-era revenge thriller? A 21st-century “Fatal Attraction”? A candy-colored feminist polemic, to strains of Paris Hilton and Britney Spears? A black comedy? A comic tragedy? None of the above – and all of the above. Which is to say: a film as bracingly original as Emerald Fennell’s “Promising Young Woman” defies labels. Here’s a couple good adjectives, though: startling – the only way to describe Fennell’s vision and execution in this, her directorial debut. And, sensational – a word that only begins to capture Carey Mulligan’s lead performance. It’s been a decade since Mulligan, now 35, received her only Oscar nod, for “An Education.” Let’s hope Oscar voters will be well educated by this latest effort.

Interview: Christopher Mintz-Plasse Talks Promising Young Woman (Exclusive)

Interview: Christopher Mintz-Plasse Talks Promising Young Woman (Exclusive) By Christopher Mintz-Plasse stars in writer-director-producer Emerald Fennell’s black comedy-thriller, ‘Promising Young Woman.’ Provocatively prompting the need within both individuals and society as a whole to reexamine the way people treat others, especially when it comes to gender equality, isn’t always an easy feat in films, especially ones that aren’t based on true stories. But the timely new drama, ‘Promising Young Woman,’ compellingly provokes that urgency in audiences through its strong-willed and determined title character. While she can be viewed as a unique anti-hero at first glance, the eponymous main character ultimately proves to be a distinctly diverse and layered protagonist who knows what she wants to accomplish. She isn’t afraid to pursue her dreams of changing cultural views, no matter how primitive they initially may appear.

Review: Carey Mulligan mesmerizes in 'Promising Young Woman'

Review: Carey Mulligan mesmerizes in ‘Promising Young Woman’ by Jocelyn Noveck, The Associated Press Posted Dec 22, 2020 10:11 am EDT Last Updated Dec 22, 2020 at 10:14 am EDT Is it a #MeToo-era revenge thriller? A 21st-century “Fatal Attraction”? A candy-colored feminist polemic, to strains of Paris Hilton and Britney Spears? A black comedy? A comic tragedy? None of the above — and all of the above. Which is to say: a film as bracingly original as Emerald Fennell’s “Promising Young Woman” defies labels. Here’s a couple good adjectives, though: Startling — the only way to describe Fennell’s vision and execution in this, her directorial debut. And, sensational — a word that only begins to capture Carey Mulligan’s lead performance.

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Review: Carey Mulligan mesmerizes in 'Promising Young Woman' | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

Jocelyn Noveck December 22, 2020 - 7:11 AM Is it a #MeToo-era revenge thriller? A 21st-century “Fatal Attraction”? A candy-colored feminist polemic, to strains of Paris Hilton and Britney Spears? A black comedy? A comic tragedy? None of the above — and all of the above. Which is to say: a film as bracingly original as Emerald Fennell’s “Promising Young Woman" defies labels. Here’s a couple good adjectives, though: Startling — the only way to describe Fennell’s vision and execution in this, her directorial debut. And, sensational — a word that only begins to capture Carey Mulligan’s lead performance. We’ve seen Mulligan command the screen before, and witnessed her consistently fearless stage work. But the tonal balancing act she conquers in this audacious, disconcerting film is something new entirely, and one wonders how many actors could even dream of pulling it off. It’s been a decade since Mulligan, now 35, received her only Oscar nod, for “An Education.” Let’s hope Oscar voters will be well educated by this latest effort.

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