Sheila Norman-Culp Associated Press Jan 23, 2019 3/4

Mount and Nicholson make a fascinating pair, a country boy-womanizer who meets his strong-willed match.

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Geoff Carter Las Vegas Weekly Sep 11, 2003 4/4

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Sean P. Means Salt Lake Tribune Jun 20, 2003 3/4

Tully is worth a look for its true-to-life characters, its sensitive acting, its unadorned view of rural life and the subtle direction of first-timer Hilary Birmingham.

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Gerry Shamray Your Movies (cleveland.com) Apr 17, 2003 3.5/5

Best to just pick up a blade of grass and chew on it while absorbing the scenic imagery and natural acting of a strong cast.

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Mary Brennan Seattle Times Mar 28, 2003 3/4

The movie resonates with a rare and genuine sweetness.

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Sean Axmaker Seattle Post-Intelligencer Mar 27, 2003 B

The revelations... are not in the plot but in the rhythm of life and the pace of days (brought to life perfectly in the crisp, bright, sunlit photography)...

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Duane Dudek Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Mar 20, 2003 3/4

A heartfelt, understated and occasionally heavy-handed slice of heartland.

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Kimberley Jones Austin Chronicle Mar 10, 2003 3.5/5

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Steve Schneider Orlando Weekly Feb 13, 2003 3.5/5

It's a promising debut made even better by an impressive bunch of actors.

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Jay Boyar Orlando Sentinel Feb 13, 2003 3/5

Flawed but promising.

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Robert Denerstein Denver Rocky Mountain News Feb 7, 2003 B

Watching Tully reminded me of a time when calling a movie 'little' was a compliment, a way of saying a director had found ways to locate his movie in a world that seemed entirely real.

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Steven Rea Philadelphia Inquirer Jan 30, 2003 3.5/4

At turns heartbreaking and heart-stirring.

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Ann Hornaday Washington Post Jan 24, 2003

There's certainly nothing objectionable about Tully, but there's nothing remarkable either. It resides in that cinematic middle ground of not-bad, not-great, just okay.

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Joe Baltake Sacramento Bee Jan 24, 2003 3.5/4

It brims with characters, incidents and dialogue that are alternately sharp and lyrical, and sometimes both at the same time.

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Rene Rodriguez Miami Herald Jan 24, 2003 3/4

An uncommonly perceptive and finely shaded character drama.

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Desson Thomson Washington Post Jan 24, 2003

Modestly budgeted but richly visual film.

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Laura Kelly South Florida Sun-Sentinel Jan 23, 2003 1.5/4

The film is weighed down by supporting characters who are either too goodly, wise and knowing or downright comically evil.

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Mark Halverson Sacramento News & Review Jan 23, 2003 4/5

Full of affecting, quiet moments.

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Chris Hewitt St. Paul Pioneer Press Jan 2, 2003

A small-town movie in a big-city world.

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Elias Savada Nitrate Online Dec 30, 2002 3/4

Director and co-writer Hilary Birmingham's maiden feature... is a strong, polished, professional indie effort that bodes well for bigger success.

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