Grant Watson Fiction Machine Sep 25, 2022 6/10

Pixie feels like the late-1990s independent comedy that time forgot.

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Cris Kennedy The Canberra Times (Australia) Aug 16, 2022 4/5

Pixie has all the elements of a classic Western.

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Victoria Luxford City AM Feb 26, 2022 3/5

Pixie is worth seeking out for the laughs, and for a lead performance that keeps you glued to the screen.

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Witney Seibold Critically Acclaimed Podcast Sep 14, 2021

Beyond its quirk - which teeters on the edge of insufferable - it has very little.

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Molly Adams In Review Online Jun 6, 2021

You might expect something with a touch more grit or gravity, but Pixie fully embraces its own absurdity.

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Beth Webb NME (New Musical Express) Apr 22, 2021 3/5

Pixie feels like a missed opportunity to shatter the mould while slimming and strengthening the plot to its protagonist's advantage and in doing so laying to rest horny young men tropes once and for all.

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Josh Davis Pop Culture Leftovers Mar 18, 2021

This is Cooke's movie through and through, the same way 'Trainspotting' belonged to Ewan McGregor.

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Stefan Pape Common Sense Media Mar 16, 2021 4/5

The story remains engaging, and it's helped along by a rhythmic screenplay, and three central characters that are impossible to dislike.

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Piers Marchant Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Mar 12, 2021 79/100

The film feels seriously dated by its '90s-era spin through gruesome violence, spiked with a plethora of characters who can't be bothered to pay much attention to what they're doing.

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Kelly Vance East Bay Express Mar 12, 2021

Pixie's guarantee: No cliché overlooked.

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Rich Cline Shadows on the Wall Mar 12, 2021 3.5/5

With its snappy collision of comedy and violence, this Irish caper has strong echoes of the McDonough brothers as it weaves criminality into everyday life.

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Randy Myers San Jose Mercury News Mar 11, 2021 3/4

Some gorgeous Irish scenery along with stunning (sometimes violent) plot twists and snappy one-liners (and some gorgeous scenery) make "Pixie" a quirky winner, ideal for the weekend while knocking back a Guinness.

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Wade Major FilmWeek (LAist) Mar 10, 2021

I haven't laughed this hard at some much senseless violence and murder since Fargo.

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Amy Nicholson FilmWeek (LAist) Mar 10, 2021

A decent, gory Irish comedy. It's like a diet-Martin McDonagh.

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Becca James Chicago Reader Mar 9, 2021

Olivia Cooke is reason enough to watch Pixie. If you've yet to be mesmerized by her acting chops, here's your chance...

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John Serba Decider Mar 8, 2021

It's twisty and funny, the plot wrapping around itself without getting lost in its own contrived circumlocutions.

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Emilie Black Cinema Crazed Mar 8, 2021 4.5/5

Olivia Cooke's work here is just about perfect and gives the film a ton of charm even though it's a revenge film.

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Sara Michelle Fetters MovieFreak.com Mar 7, 2021 3/4

Cooke is the driving force propelling the juvenile Irish crime comedy Pixie to success, her transformation into pipsqueak firebrand Pixie O'Brien masterful.

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Candice McMillan KOMO News (Seattle) Mar 6, 2021

There is certainly something quite charming about [Pixie] ... But it is a novice whack at a story that could use help in highlighting its subtleties and cleaning its message.

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Sara Clements Exclaim! Mar 6, 2021 6/10

If this were a normal year, Pixie would be simply referred to as a fun time at the movies.

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