Flight Attendant star's new movie lands 100% Rotten Tomatoes rating
Molli and Max in the Future, starring The Flight Attendant's Zosia Mamet, has received its first reviews, landing a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score from critics.
The sci-fi romantic film, which sees Aristotle Athari co-star alongside Mamet, follows the story of Molli and Max, who bump into each other across the course of "12 years, four planets, three dimensions, and one space cult".
"Molli and Max in the Future is a grounded romantic comedy set in an absurd world. Max believes people change. Molli doesn't," the synopsis adds.
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At the time of writing, Molli and Max in the Future sits on 100% on the review site, meaning all critics have given the film a positive review. The film is yet to receive audience ratings and reviews.
Critics have described Michael Lukk Litwak's debut feature as the intergalactic equivalent of cult classic When Harry Met Sally, as well as praising Litwak's ability to provide a fresh take on the well-saturated romantic comedy genre.
"Despite its wobbly second half, Molli and Max in the Future is an inventive, endearing, and entertaining movie. Blending sci-fi details with rom-com tropes and a sharp self-awareness, it charts a daring new path that makes it well worth the watching," said Mashable.
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Slash Film stated that the film was an "out-of-this-world adorable romantic comedy that transforms the lowest lo-fi means into charms with a tractor-beam pull".
The publication added: "Molli and Max in the Future is the textbook definition of an indie darling that executes well above its obvious production restraints, as unique and boundlessly ingenious a film you'll find in today's media landscape."
Meanwhile, RogerEbert.com wrote: "This is a deeply likable film with a tone that’s not really like anything else out there. I could easily see it developing a loyal cult audience who fall in love with Molli and Max."
Molli and Max in the Future is yet to receive a UK release date.
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