Moxie
Published March 6, 2021

Film info
- Title Moxie
- Director Amy Poehler
- Year 2021
- Run time 1hr 51m
- Genres Drama, Comedy
- Tagline Find your voice
Inspired by her mom's rebellious past and a confident new friend, a shy 16-year-old publishes an anonymous zine calling out sexism at her school.
Live blog
Time | Comment |
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2:12 | Let out an involuntary squeak at Clark Gregg’s name. I didn’t love Agents of Shield, honest. |
5:51 | The phone pouches on the wall is an interesting idea. |
10:08 | “You know, you used to be a little person that did what I said” |
17:01 | “Why should I have to ignore him? Why can’t he not be a dick?” |
17:34 | Keep your head up high. |
23:22 | I like how they had an inflatable football helmet to run out onto the field. |
27:28 | Haha, dramatic entrance to an audience of one old man who doesn’t care. |
35:26 | Yay Seth! |
40:51 | I feel like there’s a lot of injuries coming out of this party. |
43:22 | Dude. The King is worth more than the Queen. What IS that about?? |
46:17 | “Secret identities are objectively rad.” |
48:23 | Mean Girls reference! |
51:44 | Really loving the revolution, but I would have not been comfortable with tank top day either. |
1:00:35 | I’m not really on board with funeral home as a destination for hanging out. |
1:07:48 | Hover test! |
1:08:55 | “I do care, ok? You just have to let me do things my way.” |
1:14:50 | Proper quiz on the doorstep! |
1:21:54 | Frank the Print Guy is fab. |
1:26:57 | “We’ve been best friends since we were four. You really think you could lead a revolt and I wouldn’t notice?” |
1:38:52 | Spartacus moment. |
1:44:32 | Love that last look - proud but tears because why should it even have to happen? |
Thoughts
Brilliant, brilliant movie. Obviously it has that equality revolution vibe that makes it an incredible watch. But what I really loved about it is that none of the characters are perfect, they don’t just get everything they want, it’s not just a clean fight to the finish. They fight, they make mistakes, they’re insensitive to each other, they really are just teenagers trying to find out what they stand for. A really beautiful watch.
Plus, Clark Gregg.
Rating: 5 / 5