Chicago Sun-TimesIt's delightful and a little bewildering to find a 2012 comedy that evokes a world that exists only in the novels of P.G. Wo...
New York MagazineDamsels in Distress is wobbly and borderline twee, but it deepens as it goes along and becomes rich.
The New York TimesEven if it did not have other charms, this peculiar, uneven campus comedy would be worth seeing for the delightful felicity ...
New York Daily NewsJust as precise and self-consciously precious as predicted. Which doesn't mean it hasn't got moments of charming wit buried ...
Los Angeles TimesStillman too often substitutes pith for insight, until even that is drowned out by the sound of him chortling into his sleev...
USA TodayThese are hardly damsels, but the distress will be felt by audiences watching the collection of non sequiturs, twee remarks ...
SlateToo ethereal to be a satire and too arch to be a psychologically recognizable character portrait, Damsels in Distress flits ...
The New YorkerIt's a cri de coeur that hardly rises above a sociable interjection, an exhortation to collective revelry that leaves a sens...
Chicago Sun-TimesIt's delightful and a little bewildering to find a 2012 comedy that evokes a world that exists only in the novels of P.G. Wo...
Chicago TribuneIt concerns a young woman either adopted by a fabulously odd trio of new pals or indoctrinated into the most twee cult in co...
San Francisco ChronicleFlat scenes, weak characters and a disjointed and almost nonexistent narrative.
Washington PostA movie sure to reward the filmmaker's most die-hard fans, while doing little to quiet critics who found his work self-consc...
The Boston GlobeThis a fun group of actors to watch, although it often seems that Stillman is unsure of what to do with them.
Entertainment WeeklyIn Damsels in Distress, the contemporary young women and men at the leafy East Coast college called Seven Oaks carry on as i...
Hollywood ReporterHighbrow campus-comedy from long-lost Whit Stillman is a flawed but frequently hilarious comeback.
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Partial Film Information
Director: Whit Stillman
Writer: Whit Stillman
Studio: Sony Pictures Classics
Cast: Greta Gerwig, Adam Brody, Analeigh Tipton
Release: April 6, 2012
Writer: Whit Stillman
Studio: Sony Pictures Classics
Cast: Greta Gerwig, Adam Brody, Analeigh Tipton
Release: April 6, 2012
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