‘Ella McCay’ Review: Vote No on James L. Brooks’ Worst Movie Yet

Brooks consistently makes comedies that are witty, well-acted, and focus on interesting characters, even when tackling tough subjects. He has a knack for presenting these films in a way that’s appealing and easy to enjoy, without being condescending. However, his style hasn’t evolved much recently, and his latest film, Ella McCay, feels outdated and ultimately falls flat. It’s a disappointing political story that doesn’t live up to expectations from the very beginning.






