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Mary and Max
2009 1h 32m Not Rated
Comedy
,
Animation
,
Drama
8.1
95%
92%
78%
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In 1976 Melbourne, a lonely 8-year-old girl strikes up a correspondence with an unlikely pen pal: a severely obese 44-year-old New Yorker with Asperger's syndrome.
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Directed By
Adam Elliot
Written By
Adam Elliot
Studio
Melodrama Pictures
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Cast of Mary and Max
Toni Collette
Mary Daisy Dinkle (voice)
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Max Jerry Horovitz (voice)
Eric Bana
Damien Popodopolous (voice)
Barry Humphries
Narrator (voice)
Bethany Whitmore
Young Mary (voice)
Renée Geyer
Vera Lorraine Dinkle (voice)
Ian 'Molly' Meldrum
Homeless Man (voice)
Julie Forsyth
Bus Stop Mother / Kissing Woman (voice)
John Flaus
Harvey Krumpet / Ken / Len Hislop (voice)
Christopher Massey
911 Operator / Ambulance Voice / Derisive Observer (voice)
Carolyn Shakespeare-Allen
New York Callgirl / New Yorker One (voice)
Bill Murphy
Frankston Icebreaker One (voice)
Shaun Patten
Frankston Icebreaker Two (voice)
Leanne Smith
Post Office Customer (voice)
Oliver Marks
Alleyway Bully 1 (voice)
Daisy Kocher
Alleyway Bully 2 /Injury Girl /Bus Stop Girl / Katherine (voice)
Daniel Marks
Alleyway Bully 3 (voice)
Hamish Hughes
Animals / Mad Jury Member / Opera Singer Two (voice)
Dan Doherty
BMX Bandit (voice)
Mandy Mao
Cher the Chihuahua / Sonny the Chihuahua (voice)
Patrick McCabe
Datsun Sunny Driver (voice)
Adam Elliot
Various Voices (voice)
Mr. Peck
Ethel the Rooster (voice)
Michael J. Allen
Ferrari Driver (voice)
Bernie Clifford
Garbo One (voice)
Henry Karjalainen
Henry the Fish (voice)
Chris Wallace
Lottery Caller / New Yorker Two (voice)
Marlee Bevan
Mary's Baby (voice)
Melanie Coombs
Mrs. Pendergast (voice)
Alf Klimek
New Yorker Three (voice)
Antoinette Halloran
Opera Singer (voice)
Stephen Carroll
Thespian One (voice)
Athanasios Kourtidis
Wedding Reception Guest (voice)
Yorgos Kourtidis
Wedding Reception Guest (voice)
Michael Ienna
Lincoln (uncredited)
Mary and Max Reviews
Los Angeles Times
Kevin Thomas
Remarkable and poignant...
Movie Retriever
Brian Tallerico
The most surprisingly moving film of the year, an experience that literally knocked me back as it brought tears to my eyes.
Variety
Justin Chang
Clearly a labor of love, but one destined perhaps to be loved by a very select few.
Nick's Flick Picks
Nick Davis
I'd be a sucker for most movies where a strategic slick of rooster s*** plays a decisive role in enabling an emotional communion, or where a young girl thinks to ask, "If a taxi goes backwards, does the driver owe you money?"
Metromix.com
Matt Pais
I don't know how anyone wouldn't love this splendid, beautiful, hilarious and heartbreaking film.
ColeSmithey.com
Cole Smithey
"Mary and Max" is a highly inventive claymation tragicomedy told from a very personal perspective. It's not intended to be everyone's cup of tea.
rec.arts.movies.reviews
Mark R. Leeper
From opposite ends of the world the two can say anything to each other, and the clay animation lets us see what their minds' eyes are seeing. The story is wise and funny in ways it could not be in live action.
Cinema Autopsy
Thomas Caldwell
Both sad and funny, it's a moving film that will more than likely result in audiences having to fight back tears throughout the final credits.
Common Sense Media
Sandie Angulo Chen
Animated indie explores unusual friendship, heavy themes.
ReelTalk Movie Reviews
Jeffrey Chen
While Mary and Max gets a lot of things right, I think it gets the dynamics of friendship more right than everything else.
Boxoffice Magazine
Cathleen Roundtree
Mary and Max answers affirmatively, and quite genuinely, the question: Is there someone for everyone?
Cinematical
Erik Davis
Although a tad sappy and heavy-handed at times, Mary and Max fidgets and wiggles its way into our good spirits by the time it reaches its endearing conclusion.
Movies for the Masses
Joseph Proimakis
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Eye for Film
Amber Wilkinson
Exquisite attention to detail that creates not only a complex portrait of each of the main characters but also a vivid sense of place.
Oregonian
Jamie S. Rich
"Mary and Max" dares to be equally funny and sad, making it as bittersweet as Max's favorite chocolate.
Film School Rejects
Neil Miller
Unapologetically bleak and delivered with dashes of sweetness and sharp wit, Mary and Max deserves notice for being such an unexpected change of pace.
EricDSnider.com
Eric D. Snider
Of all the Australian claymation oddball dramedies to come out in 2009, this is almost certainly the best.
Reeling Reviews
Robin Clifford
The vocal performances, by Collette, Hoffman and Whitmore, are spot on and the warm, touching script by Elliot make this a fine entry into anyone's animation film collection.
eFilmCritic.com
Erik Childress
Mary and Max has the look of a kids picture but is another chapter in the growing evolution of animation for grown-ups.
Deep Focus Review
Brian Eggert
The ugly duckling characters share thoughts of anxiety, addiction, depression, and feelings of severe displacement within the world. This is dark and very heavy, but very Harold and Maude stuff.
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