Best Sellers

A hard-boiled literary editor tries to save her publishing house by taking on a reclusive, aging author who wrote the book that made her career. He has a stipulation: he will only publish if his estranged daughter gets to be his publisher. The daughter, a sharp and ambitious woman, must navigate her complicated relationship with her father while trying to make the book a success.

Best Sellers received mixed reviews from critics, with praise often directed at the performances of Michael Caine and Aubrey Plaza, and criticism leveled at its predictable plot and formulaic approach to storytelling. Audiences generally found it a charming and heartwarming film, particularly appreciating the chemistry between the leads.

• Michael Caine delivers a poignant and memorable performance in his likely final film role.
• Aubrey Plaza shines as the determined editor, creating a strong dynamic with Caine.
• The film struggles with a predictable narrative arc and relies on familiar tropes.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the strong performances, especially from the lead actors, and found the film to be a pleasant and engaging watch. Some viewers noted that the story felt a bit conventional but enjoyed the emotional core and character interactions.

This film marked what was widely reported to be Michael Caine's final acting role before his retirement from acting.