Drive-Away Dolls

"Pretty bloody charming, if a bit slight."

"A sexy, shaggy queer crime caper."

"Bawdy and brilliant."

"Enlivened by some talented actors but way too pleased with itself for something so inconsequential."

"(It) only works because the entire cast is genuinely charming."

"It is all very familiar, and yet, in the hands of (Coen and Cooke)... feels like one of the freshest theatrical offerings of the year."

"It's the first solo Coen film suffused with personality, thanks to Qualley's lesbian libertine."

"Hilarious."

"A playfully madcap turn on the Thelma & Louise model."

"Steeped in déjà vu."

"Coen's film is an utter hoot, and its wild rainbow energy is infectious, but it feels weirdly dated."

"Short, sharp, sweet and solidly constructed."

"A raunchy, dizzy road-trip comedy that’s a little too slick for its own good."

"Your mileage may vary to the point of completely sputtering out."

"A road-trip crime comedy that cracks instead of crackles."

"Wears its sapphic colours loud and proud."

"It’s a pleasure to watch a movie that’s so airy and inconsequential, yet pleasing and confident."

"(It) has the kind of oomph you simply want to run away with."

"Embraces its rom-com cliche moments while remaining an enjoyably over-the-top queer love story."

"Coen’s film knows when to pay homage and when to move to its own rhythm."