Laurence Anyways

Dareos Khalili

An absolute masterpiece. Dolan's best movie by far. You can break it down to it's 100 themes and make a new movie for each of them

Harry Rossi

I must admit that I found this film pretty extraordinary. The fact that it never once felt overtly manipulative and at the same time incredibly personal was wonderful. It was also incredibly visually lush with great moments of surrealism, great acting and a story that didn't bore me once for it's immense running time. The characters felt very real. I can't wait to see more by this guy. Hope it's as good as this.

Skinnedteen

We need more young filmmakers like Dolan. This movie is fresh and inspiring. It takes you on a Journey to Laurence's transformation physically, mentally and emotionally and showcases Fred's bewildered state. A movie definitely worth watching.

Daniel Roque

This is not a movie about a couple's journey into the transgender issue. Well, actually it is. But also, this is a visual experience of color, composition, clothing, setting, lights and sound from Xavier Dolan, and let's face it, it's completely successful and breathtaking. Laurence anyways, Dolan anytime.

Igor Ramos

This felt sort of epic if only a little too long. The music selection was top notch as well as the performances by the two leading actors, Clément was incredible in that restaurant scene which I found absolutely mesmerizing. It's admirable that Dolan is able to pull off a movie like this being only 23 years old. It's very strong, visually speaking, and I'm a sucker for failed love stories so the end was nice too.

This is Jake Kath

Generally, movies about transgender people don't contain an once of authenticity and are movie just masturbatory displays on "oh hey, I'm different"... this is the exception (along with In The Year of 13 Moons). Everything is so fucking well orchestrated that it actually serves the running time! I didn't mind sitting with this characters for almost three hours! I can't wait so see the director's other movies!

Matthew_Lucas

Xavier Dolan finally moves away from the inspirations of Wong Kar Wai and Pedro Almodovar to craft a film that is vibrantly, thrillingly his own. Spanning 10 years, LAURENCE ANYWAYS follows a man who reveals to his wife that he is transgendered and wants to transition into a woman, and the love story that continues on for them despite giant obstacles. A deeply moving and personal tale of uncommon love.

Joe Hackman

Was debating between 4/5 and 5/5. It was a 4.5/5 but I love Xavier so I just gave it a 5 :P This movie kept my attention for 2h45m with relative ease. Great performances all around, nothing felt forced. Art Direction was solid with good period details/costumes and the cinematography was beautiful. Well done, XD! You did it again!