USA Today
Claudia Puig
"A veritable treat! Keeps us smiling! Frances McDormand is pitch-perfect. Played perfectly by Amy Adams. Their performances and winning chemistry are the heart and soul of this screwball comedy."
The New York Times
Stephen Holden
"Buoyant! It doesn't waste a moment! Charm emanates from Amy Adams like a perfume. The particular screwball magic she commands . . .hasn't been this intense since the heyday of Jean Arthur. Perfect casting."
The Orange County Register
Craig Outhier
"Full of smarts, romance and bygone charm! Absurdly loveable!"
The Detroit News
Tom Long
"A crowd-pleaser! Amy Adams and Frances McDormand are delightful."
Houston Chronicle
Joe Leydon
"A buoyantly bubbly treat! Splendidly clever! Frances McDormand and Amy Adams are perfectly matched. Witty and zippy."
The Seattle Times
Moira Macdonald
"Enchanting! 3.5 stars! Frances McDormand is perfection. She and Amy Adams blend wonderfully together."
The Baltimore Sun
Michael Sragow
"An engaging romantic comedy! Amy Adams is a paragon of originality. She's marvelous."
Buffalo News
Heather J. Violanti
"Achieves the rare feat of balancing romantic comedy with genuine emotion! 3.5 stars! The cast sparkles. Amy Adams shines. A bittersweet fairy tale for our own time."
The Plain Dealer
Julie E. Washington
"An exuberant fairy tale! Grade A-! If you're in need of a midwinter pick-me-up, spend an afternoon with Frances McDormand and Amy Adams. They are marvelous!"
Star-Telegram
Cathy Frisinger
"4 stars! Delicious! Miss Pettigrew is frothy and fast-paced. A sweet trifle! Amy Adams is enchanting and perfectly cast!"
Knoxville News Sentinel
Betsy Pickle
"4 stars! A sweet and funny fairy tale! 'Miss Pettigrew' shimmers! Amy Adams and Frances McDormand make excellent partners!"
Miami Herald
Connie Ogle
"Winsome! Screwball comedy at its best! Frances McDormand is a delight. You owe it to yourself to open up and be charmed."
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Colin Covert
"A bright slice of comic delight! 3.5 stars! A carefully calibrated whirligig spinning off sparks of hilarity. Frances McDormand and Amy Adams make a glorious double act."
St. Paul Pioneer-Press
Chris Hewitt
"4 stars! A fizzy, sophisticated comedy! Frances McDormand is remarkable. Delightful."
People
Leah Rozen
"A delightful champagne cocktail of a comedy! Amy Adams is having a blast. Frances McDormand gives the film genuine heart and soul. 'Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day' is just what the doctor ordered."
Los Angeles Times
Carina Chocano
"Pure romantic fantasy! Amy Adams and Frances McDormand make a great pair. Bharat Nalluri directs with a light touch and a great eye for costumes and sets, which are gorgeous."
The Boston Globe
Wesley Morris
"Adorable!"
Boston Herald
James Verniere
"Delightful! Amy Adams again enchants!"
Chicago Sun-Times
Mary Houlihan
"A laugh filled romp! It will fill you with smiles! 3.5 stars! Smart, witty writing and fine performances all around. Amy Adams in a role she was born to play. Frances McDormand is in fine form. An entirely charming film."
Chicago Tribune
Michael Phillips
"A charming Cinderella story! Truly satisfies!"
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Carrie Rickey
"Jolly good fun! Frances McDormand sparkles. Amy Adams is a combination of the sporting Ginger Rogers and sultry Rita Hayworth."
The Arizona Republic
Bill Goodykoontz
"4 stars! Delightful and Immensely satisfying! Provides plenty of smiles! Frances McDormand and Amy Adams are outstanding!"
San Francisco Chronicle
Ruthe Stein
"The best romantic comedy so far this year! Exuberantly entertaining! 5 stars! Frances McDormand is hilarious. Amy Adams is an abundant talent. She has a flair for sophisticated humor."
The Washington Post
Ann Hornaday
"A jolly romp! Fun, sweetness and romance! Amy Adams is one of the best reasons to go to the movies. She sparkles like a rhinestone. Flirting, giggling, and singing her way into our hearts."
Orlando Sentinel
Roger Moore
"One delightful night at the movies! Amy Adams bursts off the screen. The frothy force of nature just sweeps us off her feet. Frances McDormand lights up her scenes."
Salt Lake City Deseret Morning News
Jeff Vice
"Frances McDormand is terrific! Amy Adams is a star on the rise!"
San Antonio Express-News
Larry Ratliff
"What a day it is! 3.5 stars! Frances McDormand is amazing. Played without flaw by ‘Enchanted’ star Amy Adams. Two of the finest performances by skilled actresses so far this year."
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Calvin Wilson
"Hilarity is guaranteed! It might just help you get through your day!"
Palm Beach Post
Hap Erstein
"A pleasurable ride! So much fun! Amy Adams is a delight!"
Access Hollywood
Scott Mantz
"A blissfully entertaining madcap comedy with a lot of heart! Amy Adams is irresistible! Frances McDormand is terrific! Delightful, charming & very funny!"
ABC-TV
Renee Shapiro
"Infectious! You will love it!"
Fox TV
Steve Oldfield
"Sweet and clever and wickedly funny! Amy Adams gives a perfect performance! Lee Pace is one to watch! A delight in every way!"
People
Joyce Chang
"Romantic & charming in every possible way!"
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A really well crafted ensemble performce, accompanied by a beautiful misical score. I really enjoyed this film. They were able to convey the fun and dram of the period, beautiful, simply beautiful. It makes a change to see real actors/actresses rather than glut of cgi blockbusters that have been around lately.
I really loved this movie! It made me want to go out and read the book. I loved Lee Pace in this movie. I think he should have gotten equal billing with the equally wonderful Adams and McDormand. I especially love the scene in the beginning of the movie when McDormand bumps into Pace.
It was an amazing movie! Personally, I do not see how people would think of Miss Pettigrew as a thief or at least I hope they would not. In my opinion, she did not steal anything from anyone; she actually provided some people around her with something that they were lacking but disparately needed in their lives... I found some of the things that she had said in the movie to be very powerful and something for all of us to remember!
In the beginning of the book Miss Pettigrew is told that there is something for her that day and she is sent to the wrong house by mistake. Why did you change that to where she steals someone else's job? Now people will think Miss Pettigrew is a thief.
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