“Emily the Criminal” might not be universally appealing, but it manages to achieve a lot. It distinguishes itself from typical crime movies by offering an exploration of the protagonist’s psychology and delving into criminal actions. The film's noir atmosphere resonated with me, and I believe its success as a contained thriller arises from its dedication to realism and a limited scope. Aubrey Plaza also delivers a no…

It’s a good movie; it was interesting to watch Aubrey Plaza take on a more dramatic part (my experience with her is mainly through *Parks and Rec*). I didn't feel like the final scene provided enough closure, though, and repeating Emily’s initial situation, but in South America, seemed somewhat predictable as a narrative device.

The film Emily the Criminal had some genuinely strong points thanks to a captivating narrative and Aubrey Plaza’s dedicated portrayal of her role, though stretches of slower pacing and a disheartening resolution held it back somewhat. Emily the Criminal tells the story of a woman facing an uphill battle to secure work while dealing with the significant obstacle of a past criminal record. When legitimate options ap…

Emily the Criminal offers an insightful portrayal of how far someone might go to escape overwhelming student loan burdens. I found myself enjoying the film quite a bit; Aubrey Plaza delivers a wonderful performance as the central character, and she really elevated the movie, making it very enjoyable to watch. The narrative touches upon themes that many millennials will find familiar, and it does so in an authentic wa…

The performances from Aubrey Plaza and Theo Rossi are remarkable in "Emily the Criminal," however, the predictable storyline of this crime-thriller prevents it from being truly memorable. Plaza demonstrates her considerable skill yet again; surprisingly, the actor delivers an even more compelling performance in a realistic role that avoids many common tropes associated with similar characters. The final scene m…