Tully

Marlo, a stressed-out mother of three, is gifted a night nanny named Tully by her wealthy brother. Initially hesitant, Marlo forms an unlikely bond with the thoughtful and energetic Tully, who helps her rediscover her own identity and manage the overwhelming demands of motherhood. As their connection deepens, Tully's influence on Marlo's life becomes profound, leading to unexpected revelations.

Tully received widespread critical acclaim, with particular praise directed at Charlize Theron's performance and the film's honest, nuanced portrayal of motherhood. Critics lauded its blend of humor and pathos, and its realistic depiction of the challenges faced by new mothers. The film was recognized for its emotional depth and frank exploration of postpartum issues.

• Charlize Theron delivers a tour-de-force performance as a struggling mother.

• The film is praised for its authentic and unflinching look at the realities of motherhood.

• Director Jason Reitman and writer Diablo Cody reunite to create a deeply resonant and emotionally complex story.

Google audience: Audiences largely appreciated Tully for its raw and relatable portrayal of motherhood, praising Charlize Theron's performance and the film's emotional honesty. Many viewers found the movie to be a powerful and validating experience, particularly those who have experienced similar challenges with raising children.

Charlize Theron received a nomination for the MTV Movie & TV Award for Best Performance. Mackenzie Davis was nominated for a Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Supporting Actress.

Charlize Theron gained 30 pounds for her role as Marlo, opting for prosthetics and weight gain rather than relying solely on CGI to portray the physical changes associated with pregnancy and motherhood.