Reviews — Babygirl
Audience write-ups from TMDB
RalphRahal
Babygirl (2024) represents another effort to create a “provocative” drama, though it prioritizes sensationalism over genuine storytelling. The narrative, or what passes for one, centers on an uneven relationship that’s missing any real emotional resonance. There's no meaningful development of the story, no attempt to get the viewer invested in these characters beyond their physical encounters, and there's a definite …
Admiral Toad
The film Babygirl centers around a stressed-out executive who harbors a hidden wish for someone to take charge. She finds herself in an odd connection with a younger intern, and while he seems to share a similar interest, he’s also preoccupied with her milk consumption. Their bond progresses during the movie's runtime, but it doesn’t unfold particularly engagingly. There's a scene where he has her stand in a corner a…
r96sk
Babygirl essentially consists of sex and very little else. The film presents two characters who are among the most unusual seen on screen, and honestly, they were unsettling – I won’t be viewing ties or even milk in quite the same way from now on. It deserves some recognition for its originality, at least. Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson both fully embrace their parts; some of the sounds coming from Kidman were…
CinemaSerf
Romy, portrayed by Nicole Kidman, finds herself initially captivated by Samuel’s skill with dogs, but her interest shifts when she learns he'll be working as an intern at her e-packaging firm. Despite being married to Jacob (Antonio Banderas), Romy isn’t entirely content in their marriage, and Samuel appears to recognize this unmet need. It goes beyond just physical intimacy; the story explores a desire for dominance…
nicolascaramella
This has been the most talked-about movie so far at the 81st Venice International Film Festival, and seeing it explains precisely why. The film boldly explores themes of sensuality, sexuality, sound design, aspiration, ethics, and feminist ideas. These elements come together because of a compelling performance by Nicole Kidman, a personal script, direction from Halina Reijn, and production work from A24, which …


