Overview
- Lucy, a high-end New York matchmaker played by Dakota Johnson, evaluates romantic prospects by financial and social metrics.
- Critics praise Dakota Johnson’s nuanced performance while some fault the film’s uneven tone and cynical subplot.
- Celine Song’s screenplay and direction draw on her real-life matchmaking experience to satirize the business of modern dating.
- Shabier Kirchner’s lush cinematography and detailed production design highlight the film’s luxurious portrayal of New York City.
- Reviews acclaim the film’s intelligence and thematic depth but are split over its dark tonal shifts and familiar narrative turn.