Aubrey Plaza's new movie My Old Ass has confirmed a Prime Video release date.
The movie, which debuted with a 100% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, follows a teenager named Elliott Labrant (Maisy Stella) who comes face-to-face with her future self (Plaza) after a mushroom trip.
Prime Video has now confirmed that the film will premiere globally on the streaming site on November 7 following its release in UK cinemas last month.
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My Old Ass comes from director and writer Megan Park, who previously helmed 2021's The Fallout starring Jenna Ortega.
The movie sees Elliott take drugs on her 18th birthday, where she meets her wise-cracking 39-year-old self.
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However, when her 'old ass' starts handing out warnings about what her younger self should and shouldn’t do", Elliott "realizes she has to rethink everything about family, love, and what’s becoming a transformative summer".
Margot Robbie is on board as a producer, while the film also stars Maddie Ziegler, Kerrice Brooks, Maria Dizzia, Seth Isaac Johnson and Carter Trozzolo.
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My Old Ass received widespread praise in its early reviews, with The Guardian calling it a "shaggy and immensely likeable comedy, playing out as if it were based on a slightly cruder than usual YA novel".
IndieWire added that the movie "uses a winning, funny, crazy concept to explore the emotional landscape of a young woman discovering who she is and who she might be someday".
Plaza has been busy in the past few years, starring in the second season of The White Lotus in 2022 and most recently Marvel series Agatha All Along.
My Old Ass will be released on Prime Video on November 7.
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