Drive-Away Dolls Twitter review – Here's why Margaret Qualley, Geraldine Viswanathan’s film got a thumbs up

Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan have been receiving praise on social media for their comedy road film, ‘Drive-Away Dolls.’ The movie premiered on February 22 in the US and is getting favourable reviews for its execution and the lead actors’ chemistry. Netizens are showering heaps of praise in their initial reviews and are also lauding the entire crew for the fine cinematic piece.

Twitter users react to Drive-Away Dolls

Helmed by Ethan Coen, the director of iconic films like Fargo and Miller’s Crossing, Drive-Away Dolls takes viewers on a hilarious road trip with two lesbian friends. They turn into lovers during the journey.

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Several X (formerly Twitter) users hailed the performances of lead actors Margaret Qualley (Maid) and Geraldine Viswanathan (Bad Education) for bringing life to their characters with their acting chops.

“Drive-Away Dolls is one fine piece of cinema. stylistic, hilarious, and Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan have so much chemistry, it’s insane," an X user shared the opinion along with a short GIF from the movie scene.

Another wrote, "I just watched Drive-Away Dolls, and it was such a fun movie experience.”

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While several users have already watched the film in theatres, many have expressed their desire to do so this weekend.

About Drive-Away Dolls

Drive-Away Dolls is a road-comedy film in which the lead actors are queer. The plot follows two lesbian friends, Marian and Jamie, who go on a road trip to meet the former’s aunt. The adventures on the trip turn the friends into lovers as they escape criminals and mobsters on the way.

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Ethan Coen co-wrote the screenplay with his wife, Tricia Cooke, and pitched the idea in 2007, more than a decade before it came to fruition. It is interesting to note that Margaret said in a recent conversation with Jimmy Fallon that she gave multiple auditions for Drive-Away Dolls before finally landing the lead role of Jamie.

The movie also marks Ethan Coen’s solo directorial venture, excluding his documentary project. The star-studded cast also features Pedro Pascal, Colman Domingo, Bill Camp, and Matt Damon in prominent roles.