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In Miss Meadows, Katie Holmes plays a sweet and proper elementary school teacher whose perfect manners and pretty floral dresses hide a dark secret: when she';s not teaching at the local elementary school or tending to her garden, she';s moonlighting as a gun-toting vigilante.
23 February 1975, Auckland, New Zealand
13 September 1951, Seattle, Washington, USA
18 December 1978, Toledo, Ohio, USA
23 September 1947, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
9 May 1971, Kettering, Ohio, USA
26 September 1952, Buffalo, New York, USA
22 December 1949, Old Lyme, Connecticut, USA
4 October 1984, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
2 November 1947, Pasadena, California, USA
1 May 1978, New York City, New York, USA
March 06, 2015
Miss Meadows is an interesting character study of someone just trying to make the world a better place through murder, and questioning whether her methods may actually be the cause of the world's decay.
November 13, 2014
It exists somewhere between serious character study and satirical fish-out-of-water story, never figuring out which it wants to be.
November 13, 2014
Despite an eccentric streak (which turns erratic), the script doesn't allow much room for the premise to take flight.
November 14, 2014
The earnestness brings the movie from mildly irritating pastiche status to actively awful, and that is all she wrote.
November 13, 2014
Hopkins fails to fulfill the potential of her own script.
November 17, 2014
It's so relentlessly upbeat and deliberately artificial that it admits no cynicism or judgment, and it makes the film daringly weird.
November 14, 2014
Katie Holmes is on target, but this tone-deaf film misses the mark.
November 20, 2014
An uneven mix of exploitation, satire and misguided social commentary.
November 21, 2014
Isn't a terribly convincing movie, but it does feature a refreshingly twisted turn from star Katie Holmes.
November 14, 2014
May we be excused, "Miss Meadows"?
November 13, 2014
As an ostensible work of satire, it lacks bite, never truly questioning or complicating its heroine's actions; the film isn't even outrageous enough to be appalling (which paradoxically makes it appalling).
