This movie makes me never want to have kids. As a single 27 year old male with no kids I don't relate to this story as much as some people. It seems like a straight forward story but it is so much more than that. Charlize Theron is fantastic. She really sold the tired mother and went all out gaining 50 pounds for this role. Mackenzie Davis is also great. She is a lot of fun.

[spoiler]The twist when Tully is just her younger self really shocked me. I did pick up on just how similar they are and thought maybe Tully was just trying to be nice. This twist really makes the movie a whole lot better. Without it is would just be another typical mom story but to have protagonist saved by themselves is really interesting. It might be worth a rewatch to see what else I could pick up on.[/spoiler]

After this, I'm sure I'll have no kids.

Damn, this movie is DEEP. So glad I went into it not knowing a single thing about it. Made it that much more enjoyable and the twist more shocking. Charlize is marvelous in this role. She conveyed every emotion perfectly and you feel her depression in your soul. Nowadays everywhere you look having kids is made to look so glamorous and so easy and anyone can do it, I’m glad this exists to show the ugly side of it.

I think I’d cry continuously if I had to listen to that baby everyday.

Jason Reitman directs another Diablo Cody script, and they nail it. It's a tale of how difficult motherhood is. How the pressures of family life can lead to such insane, stressed and disconnected times. Charlize Theron's performance is nothing short of amazing. She is phenomenal in this film. And also had to look the part too.

Although I'm a dad not a mum, the depiction of the whirlwind blur of parenthood really resonated with me....pretending everything is well to everyone, doing things that you think you should not the things you want. The routine, the monotony, the sacrifice of parenthood, it all culminates in an interesting 3rd act, which is a large tonal shift but a good one. This will be near the top of my Films of 2018 list.

I watched Tully last night at the SFFilmFest and all I can say is that y'all are in for a treat!

Charlize Theron! Mackenzie Davis! Holy Shit!
This film is a powerhouse that I wasn't expecting. Everything that we see Marlo and Tully going through is so relatable. It makes my heart ache. This is a film I will definitely revisit and won't soon forget.

For a while I really disliked this film. I hate movies that remind me of what I dislike about my own life (one of the reasons I hate Office Space but that's a story for another day). But then you begin to realize that the film isn't necessarily about that and that there is... more. Much more. Where the film ends up is extremely satisfying.

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A great Sunday afternoon movie, Charlize Theron is superb as the put upon mother, anniversary little twist a in the closing act which I didn't see coming.

Dammit.. was hoping we'd get to see Charlize squeeze into that waitress outfit..even bet my ol'lady it was gonna happen...ugh..now..I..get to model it

It was a genuinely surprising movie, with a twist that completely hooked me. I had some expectations when reading the synopsis, but I wasn't expecting a truly introspective tale. It may not have been the most profound story, but it was an earnest and raw one, with great acting going along this smooth-sailing work. As a whole, it was an enjoyable experience, and with that twist, I will be guaranteed to rewatch the movie and identify details I missed before! Again, bravo to the cast.