Ezra
Bleecker Street | Release Date: May 31, 2024 CRITIC SCORE DISTRIBUTION
57
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Mixed or average reviews based on 16 Critic Reviews
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8
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60
Screen RantStephen HollandJun 7, 2024
Ezra is heartwarming and funny, but it just never quite manages to reach the level of profound insight that its story seems to strive for. Read full review
60
VarietyOwen GleibermanMay 30, 2024
The underlying integrity of “Ezra,” what makes it an honest film despite some formula devices, is that its message about how to help children with special needs is that there’s no magic way. Beyond celebrating them for who they are and showing them who you are. Read full review
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The New York TimesNatalia WinkelmanMay 30, 2024
What keeps the story sweet is the chemistry between Cannavale and Fitzgerald, who build a bond worth cherishing. Read full review
58
IndieWireDavid EhrlichMay 30, 2024
A sweet and gracious and often painfully labored dramedy about a stand-up comic who struggles to connect with his autistic 11-year-old son, Tony Goldwyn’s “Ezra” rides an emotional honesty that’s almost completely undone by the sweaty contrivances of its plotting. Read full review
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San Francisco ChronicleMick LaSalleMay 30, 2024
Ezra is an opportunity for Bobby Cannavale to show his abilities as a dramatic actor, but his performance is hampered by one thing: He plays an idiot. Read full review
50
Slant MagazineCharles Lyons-BurtMay 28, 2024
The film gets within striking distance of new territory for its subject matter but stalls out due to its pat storytelling. Read full review
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The PlaylistAnkit JhunjhunwalaSep 17, 2023
If the audience can look past the maudlin conception, certain insights are definitely to be had from this flawed portrait of an autistic child and his family’s attempts to give him a good life. Read full review
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The Globe and Mail (Toronto)Barry HertzMay 28, 2024
Starring De Niro and Bobby Cannavale as two generations of “whaddya talking about!?” Noo Yawkers and directed by sometimes actor Tony Goldwyn, so much of Ezra feels like a “favour” film – a good excuse for a well-liked director to persuade friends to hang out with each other for a few weeks of shooting, without delivering something worthy of their collected talents. Read full review
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