Drive-Away Dolls Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 23659

Average Rating: 2.1/4

# of Ratings: 9

Theatrical Release Date: 02/23/2024

Language: English

Genre: Action, Comedy

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Ethan Coen

Actors: Pedro Pascal, Matt Damon, Margaret Qualley, Geraldine Viswanathan, Beanie Feldstein, Joey Slotnick

Plot: Bombastic Jamies has just broken up with another girlfriend and is in need of a desperate escape. Marion, her sheltered friend is in desperate need to unwind. The duo decide to embark on an impromptu trip to Tallahassee but their mode of transportation happens to be a vehicle tied to some nefarious people - and now they find themselves mixed up with them. -- Chris Kavan

Indyfreak - wrote on 08/29/2024

Manic but meandering comedy about two lesbian besties who take a wild road trip. Margaret Qualley is memorably ditzy and her delivery shows great comedic timing. But it tries too hard to be weird for the sake of being weird. It's a pretty short watch at barely making it past 80 minutes. Makes me wonder if they cut out some other footage.

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 02/28/2024

A flabbergasting disappointment from one half of the writing and directing team behind "Fargo" and "The Big Lebowski." Although amusing in parts, "Drive-Away Dolls" is amateurish at best.

Chris Kavan
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Corny Titillation and Mediocre Comedy

Chris Kavan - wrote on 09/17/2024

A film that's campy and raunchy in equal measure with a wild-accented, promiscuous lesbian Jamie - Margaret Qualley doing her best (maybe trying a bit TOO hard) and the straight-laced lesbian Marian (Geraldine Viswanathan) on a road trip to Tallahassee, Florida but in car they aren't supposed to be driving. Joey Slotnick and C.J. Wilson are the goons on their trail - with their boss (Colman Domingo) trying to hold things together. Beanie Feldstein plays a jilted ex with Pedro Pascal, Matt Damon and even an uncredited Miley Cyrus showing up for bit parts. The film is by one-half of the Coen brothers (Ethan in this case) can't capture the same magic as the two of them together. If you don't take the movie too seriously it's fun - but with little character development and trying too hard …