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'Voicemails for Isabelle' Review: Zoey Deutch Elevates a Rom-Com With a Creepy Premise

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John Serba

7d ago· 7 min readenReview

Summary

A review of the Netflix rom-com 'Voicemails for Isabelle,' directed by Leah McKendrick and starring Zoey Deutch. The article examines how Deutch's comedic talents help rescue a film built around a stalker-ish premise where Nick Robinson's character leaves voicemails for a woman he barely knows. The review balances criticism of the film's problematic setup and heavy-handed self-awareness with praise for Deutch's performance.

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Decider'Voicemails for Isabelle' Review: Zoey Deutch Elevates a Rom-Com With a Creepy Premisedecider.com

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She has a tendency to be the best — and usually the funniest — thing in whatever movie she's in, even if whatever movie isn't very good (and is inevitably made better by her performance).
Leah McKendrick writes and directs this high-concept romantic comedy that essentially requires its star to use her considerable talents to compensate for some core creepiness and enough heavy-handed self-awareness to make us feel like a cat being stroked backward.
Nick Robinson plays the romantic interest who apparently isn't aware that he's being a total creep.
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Nick Robinson plays the romantic interest who apparently isn’t aware that he’s being a total creep.

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