Summary
Michael Cera stars in The Adults as a brother struggling to reconnect with his sisters, bringing up painful realities for all of them.
Screen Rant's exclusive clip from The Adults highlights Sophia Lillis' character, Maggie, as she justifies her choice of leaving college to her brother.
Continuing Sophia Lillis' impressive film record, The Adults follows her previous endeavors that garnered predominantly favorable reviews and impressive ratings.
Presenting an exclusive clip from the movie "The Adults," featuring Michael Cera as Eric, a troubled brother attempting to reconnect with his sisters. In this dramedy, Eric's return home brings forth painful truths as he and his sisters, Rachel and Maggie, confront the strained relationship between them. The talented cast of "The Adults" includes Sophia Lillis, Hannah Gross, Wavyy Jonez, Anoop Desai, Kyra Tantao, Kiah McKirnan, Simon Kim, Lucas Papaelias, and Tina Benko. As a special preview, Screen Rant is thrilled to share this exclusive clip before the movie's release.
The Adults Continues Sophia Lillis' Movie Win Streak
Providing a more in-depth glimpse into the forthcoming dramedy, the featured video sheds light on the interaction between Lillis' character, Maggie, and Cera's character, Eric, as they engage in an awkward conversation. Eric discovers that Maggie has made the decision to withdraw from college, leading him to express his concerns. However, Maggie staunchly defends her choice and assures her older sibling that she has confidence in her future plans.
In addition to being a significant comeback for Cera, The Adults also aims to further cement Sophia Lillis' successful streak in the film industry. Since her breakthrough role as Beverly Marsh in the IT movies, Lillis has explored various genres both on the big and small screens. This includes her participation in the short-lived Netflix adaptation of I Am Not Okay With This, the film version of Nancy Drew and The Hidden Staircase, and the independent dramedy Uncle Frank.
The various roles have received different levels of critical reception. IT: Chapter Two has been more divisive compared to its predecessor, while the fantasy horror movie Hansel & Gretel has received mixed-to-positive reviews from critics. Despite these two projects, Lillis has consistently maintained a nearly-complete string of "Fresh" ratings on Rotten Tomatoes. Both the Stephen King sequel and Oz Perkins adaptation have been rated at 62 percent.
Lillis recently achieved her highest score yet with Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, which currently stands at an impressive 91 percent "Certified Fresh" with an audience score that is two points higher. While its reviews may change after its wide release, The Adults is already continuing Lillis' winning streak in the film industry. It opened to a perfect 100 percent rating at both the Berlin and Karlovy Vary film festivals, and at the time of writing, it has a rating of 86 percent. With Lillis showcasing her talents in a variety of projects, from blockbusters to indie films, it will be intriguing to see what her next move will be.
The Adults will be released theatrically by Variance Films in select US theaters on August 18.