
Carey Mulligan
Cassandra
Bo Burnham
Ryan
Alison Brie
Madison
Clancy Brown
Stanley
Jennifer Coolidge
Susan
Laverne Cox
Gail
Chris Lowell
Al Monroe
Molly Shannon
Mrs. Fisher
Connie Britton
Dean Walker
Adam Brody
Jerry
Max Greenfield
Joe
Christopher Mintz-Plasse
Neil
Steve Monroe
Lincoln
Sam Richardson
Paul
Ray Nicholson
Jim
Timothy E. Goodwin
Monty
Alli Hart
Ruby
Loren Paul
Jeff
Scott Aschenbrenner
Jeff's Friend
Gabriel Oliva
Alfred
Bryan Lillis
Tony
Francisca Estevez
Amber
Lorna Scott
Jean
Vince Lozano
Simon
Mike Horton
Chip
Angela Zhou
Todd
Austin Talynn Carpenter
Anastasia
Alfred Molina
Mr. Green (uncredited)


















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Reviews
The disappointing part is the build up towards the end. I'm also not quite sure who the blame falls to, but the scene where the lead cries in front of the tree, doesn't provide the despair that would have created the tension that the finale needs. What it very confrontingly succeeds in is the rediculous premisis that being drunk is an invitation for sex. And I can only applaud the movie for tha

ONE OF THE BEST INDIE FILMS OF LAST YEAR. FRESHMAN DIRECTOR EMERALD FENNELL CREATED THE BEST FEMALE REVENGE FILM OF ALL TIME. SHE ALSO WROTE THIS WITTY AND BRUTALLY REALISTIC STORY. CAREY MULIGANS MOST COMPLEX ROLE TO DATE. A MUST WATCH. (SORRY ABOUT ALL CAPS- KEYBOARD IS BROKEN)

not quite sure what to make of this revenge-thriller. A little heavy-handed at times but I liked Carey Mulligan in the lead and some scenes worked, though I saw one of the twists coming pretty early on. The ending is really dark and was at least surprising. Don't think it quite deserves some of the praise (not to mention a Best Picture nomination) but still worthy of a rental. **3.5/5**
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'Promising Young Woman' is an uncomfortable watch, but in the best way possible. It is a game-changer in every sense of the word, and I don't use that term lightly. It's an A+ thriller that doesn't shy away from talking about real issues that need to be confronted. Not only does it succeed with its story, acting and technical aspects, but it excels as a piece of social commentary, demanding change












