From the very first scene, Anora grabs you and refuses to let go. Chaotic, relentless, and wildly entertaining, the film thrives on its unpredictability, building to a final gut-punch that leaves you breathless. The dialogue crackles with energy—characters constantly talking (and yelling) over each other in a way that feels refreshingly real, pulling you deeper into the madness.
While some characters could have used more depth, the performances more than make up for it—especially Mikey Madison, who absolutely steals the…
