‘Drive-Away Dolls’ is uneven—it elicits some laughs ... they decide to take a road trip to Tallahassee and rent a car for the journey. Curlie (Bill Camp), owner of the drive-away service ...

“Drive-Away Dolls” is one of those films you don’t want to watch with friends who are easily offended. Featuring plenty of “adult” content, it repeatedly manages to surprise. Director ...

Margaret Qualley as “Jamie” and Geraldine Viswanathan as “Marian” in Ethan Coen’s Drive-Away Dolls. Three sets of couples intersect in Ethan Coen’s Drive-Away Dolls. The first is the ...

By Scout Brobst Jamie (Margaret Qualley) tells us exactly where she’s from in “Drive-Away Dolls,” Ethan Coen’s lesbian road-trip sex comedy. “I’m from Texas,” she shouts at her ...

Drive-Away Dolls has all the hallmarks of a Coen brothers movie: quirky and idiosyncratic characters (check), comedically incompetent criminals (check), and a road trip (check). Psychedelic ...

The brand-new action comedy “Drive-Away Dolls” opened at the Princeton Garden Theatre on Friday, March 22 as part of the USG Movie Committee’s ongoing early release series. Based on my observations, ...

So begins Drive-Away Dolls (16s), in which the laidback Jamie (Margaret Qualley) and the uptight Marian (Geraldine Viswanathan) agree to deliver a car to Tallahassee.

She persuades prim Marian (Geraldine Viswanathan) to join her, and the two head to a downbeat drive-away office to pick up a free car for the trip. There they encounter office manager Curlie (another ...