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Ella McCay (2025)

2025 • 1h 55m • Drama, Comedy • PG-13
On September 22, 2026
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Reviews — Ella McCay

Audience write-ups from TMDB

drewwash

8/10
Dec 17, 2025

The dialogue feels exceptionally well-crafted, and the characters are portrayed with an admirable level of straightforwardness. They don't mirror actual interactions; instead, they embody how I’d prefer people spoke—with genuine openness. Ella McCay comes across as a character who is both sincere and articulate, and delivering her lines effectively is key to understanding her. The film features a strong narrat

CinemaSerf

6/10
Dec 16, 2025

When her boss and mentor, “Governor Bill” (Albert Brooks), informs his assistant that she's been selected for a cabinet position, “Ella” (Emma Mackey) is pleased at the prospect of being able to influence the state’s infrastructure and put her progressive political plans into action – at least for the next fourteen months. Her husband, "Ryan" (Jack Lowden), seems happy too, although perhaps for different reasons, and

Back2Us Reviews

1/10
Dec 14, 2025

The movie attempts to convey multiple messages, but falls short in every aspect. The promotional material fails to indicate its nature as a political comedy-drama, which is another area where it doesn't deliver. Following the screening, I spoke with seven people who shared identical sentiments: disappointment and confusion regarding the film’s purpose. My wife and I share our thoughts on movies via our YouTube channe

Brent Marchant

4/10
Dec 11, 2025

It's easy to ask, "When does something cease being what it appears to be?" The answer: when it feels more suited for television. That’s the core issue with this latest effort from James L. Brooks, a celebrated writer-director-producer of both film and TV. Set against the backdrop of the 2008 financial crisis, this comedy-drama follows the story of its appealing but stressed title character (Emma Mackey), an enthusias

Brent Marchant

4/10
Dec 4, 2025

It's easy to ask, “When does something cease being what it appears to be?” The answer: "when it belongs as a television series." That’s essentially the core issue with this newest work from James L. Brooks, who has made significant contributions to both film and television. Set against the backdrop of the 2008 financial crisis, this comedy-drama presents a complex story centered on its appealing but burdened main cha

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