Moxie

Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): March 3, 2021

4.6	USER SCORE Mixed or average reviews based on 49 Ratings

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DRManhattanAug 25, 2021

Character development:0
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creativness:0
teenager sjw: +999999999999999999999999999999999999

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r96skMar 3, 2021

It undoubtedly has its heart in the right place, but 'Moxie' is heavy-footed and cringeworthy in most areas.

I don't think anyone can disagree with what the film is attempting to shed light on, it gets kudos for what it is trying to say.It undoubtedly has its heart in the right place, but 'Moxie' is heavy-footed and cringeworthy in most areas.

I don't think anyone can disagree with what the film is attempting to shed light on, it gets kudos for what it is trying to say. However, judging it for what it is - a film - it's not good. The dialogue and the way characters act is cringey and done in a way that is so forced. It tells us what we already know, then that's it.

None of the characters stood out to me. Of course Vivian (Hadley Robinson) and Lucy (Alycia Pascual-Peña) are the two main stars of the story. The former irritates more than anything, while the latter is poorly written - e.g. for the first 15 minutes or so she's pretty unlikeable, before belatedly and out of nowhere becoming pleasant; in and around Vivian & Co. I mean, not Mitchell (Patrick Schwarzenegger) obviously.

A shorter run time as well as a bit more depth and creativity with the characters/plot would've went a long way. It's nothing absolutely terrible, granted. Lastly, cool to see 'The Walking Dead' alum Sydney Park (Kiera) involved.… Expand

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YabaniJun 8, 2021

Netflix'in klasik feminist filmlerinden biri. Her zaman her yerde her şekilde kadınlar mağdurdur kafasında bir film.

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Mclovin69Aug 6, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Since when did unskilled high school football players get scholarships? It's the most competitive sport in college.… Expand

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tropicAcesMar 5, 2021

Not exactly sure who this film is for. It’s preaching to its feminist Gen Z choir but doesn’t really go too far, but also unironically depicts every stereotype of young lefties that people love to parody. A few charming moments but just watchNot exactly sure who this film is for. It’s preaching to its feminist Gen Z choir but doesn’t really go too far, but also unironically depicts every stereotype of young lefties that people love to parody. A few charming moments but just watch Booksmart instead.… Expand

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WantusApr 22, 2021

**** this movie and **** the all feminists you already have everything so shut the **** up and don't talk about women's equal rights anymore okay ? just shuut the fuuck up

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Zalan1018Mar 16, 2021

Zaluscv nemiii zutry untrabunka sunafogdozo bűz nyak társaság nem tiszt f a Smer törött

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WH12312313Mar 28, 2021

This is framed as a teen comedy, but it’s more focused about the message of empowerment. There’s the expected bag of misfits (none of them especially quirky or interesting), the boyfriend who’s too-perfectly supportive (a sweet, charming NicoThis is framed as a teen comedy, but it’s more focused about the message of empowerment. There’s the expected bag of misfits (none of them especially quirky or interesting), the boyfriend who’s too-perfectly supportive (a sweet, charming Nico Hiraga) and the mom who gets the few comic lines (director Amy Poehler). Overall, there’s not a lot of funny business.… Expand

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UncleWillardMar 3, 2021

While it's not as bad as the woke reboot of Jay and Silent Bob, it's got the same tone. This is the fantasy of every basic white girl who even thought about going to a BLM protest. Ill-informed pseudo-feminist crab to appeal to 15-25 year oldWhile it's not as bad as the woke reboot of Jay and Silent Bob, it's got the same tone. This is the fantasy of every basic white girl who even thought about going to a BLM protest. Ill-informed pseudo-feminist crab to appeal to 15-25 year old white girls who feel oppressed despite the sum total of "privilege" they've enjoyed for their short lives. Pass.… Expand

6 of 11 users found this helpful65

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JasminsMar 3, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. it was very tiring ... boring! I was surprised that there is a book, but I am not surprised that it is another one of Netflix's productions.… Expand

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Veg_witchMar 9, 2021

Really great message about not to stand up to something that’s not right. Great acting and portrays high school in a very correct way

1 of 2 users found this helpful11

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MetaLouMar 21, 2021

This is a positive, heartfelt, thoroughly enjoyable film. It speaks to this exact moment in time, when young women are stepping into movements for racial and gender justice, breaking down barriers, recognizing and embracing intersectionalThis is a positive, heartfelt, thoroughly enjoyable film. It speaks to this exact moment in time, when young women are stepping into movements for racial and gender justice, breaking down barriers, recognizing and embracing intersectional complexities. It's the anti-Mean Girls. It's not playing for laughs, and it's not Hollywoodized; it's a sweet vision of how small acts of courage can create real change.… Expand

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CabitsuMar 4, 2021

Although not fully good at portraying everything and makes some mistakes this movie portrays a much needed movement of showing sexual harrasment in a light that is useful for acknowledging that there is things in life as women we have to dealAlthough not fully good at portraying everything and makes some mistakes this movie portrays a much needed movement of showing sexual harrasment in a light that is useful for acknowledging that there is things in life as women we have to deal with that shouldn’t be one of life’s disappointments but something that can be changed. It is not the best representation but in this world this is the first step in right direction. Hopefully representations will improve but because of the overall message it deserves the best.… Expand

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Frankwoods23789Mar 3, 2021

Amy Poehler’s Moxie Unites a New Generation of Rebel Girls that gives us good positive messages and good characters that entretain you in the 2 hours that it dures.

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MetacriticOnurJul 14, 2021

bad
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adjective, worse, worst;(Slang) bad·der, bad·dest for 36.
not good in any manner or degree.

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TVJerryMar 5, 2021

After some triggering incidents at her high school, a student (Hadley Robinson) publishes a zine that launches a feminist movement. This is framed as a teen comedy, but it’s more focused about the message of empowerment. There’s the expectedAfter some triggering incidents at her high school, a student (Hadley Robinson) publishes a zine that launches a feminist movement. This is framed as a teen comedy, but it’s more focused about the message of empowerment. There’s the expected bag of misfits (none of them especially quirky or interesting), the boyfriend who’s too-perfectly supportive (a sweet, charming Nico Hiraga) and the mom who gets the few comic lines (director Amy Poehler). Overall, there’s not a lot of funny business…just good-natured energy. While it’s sufficiently endearing, it will appeal younger audiences who may be looking to get politically motivated.… Expand