Avaliações do Metacritic

The two leads are remarkably fresh, and so is the movie.

Leon’s New York has plenty of uncertainty, but it hums with possibility, especially the notion that if you miss one connection, another one’s right around the corner. In that respect, Tramps is beautifully breathless.

Be content with flirtation because it’s more than enough when coupled with a pair of the most charming performances of the year.

Its multiple charms are so sly, the performances so perfectly unflashy, you’ll likely be surprised at how affecting it becomes in its final stages.

There's never a false note in the performances of Callum Turner and Grace Van Patten, who make ideal accomplices for the talented writer-director.

Tramps is a minor effort loaded with small pleasures, but tallied together, those small pleasures add up to one great movie.

Having established such an electric pair, Tramps doesn’t quite know what to do with them beyond the initial setup.

While Tramps may be inspired and unusual, it’s hard to shake off the idea that Leon isn't just making the film he wants to see, he's riffing on himself.

Tramps is a good-natured little film.

The film itself is barely bluffing that it has any stakes; the caper is vague enough to be inconsequential. Tramps knows it’s small potatoes, but is it any better for it?