Viewers generally appreciate 'The Mad Women's Ball' for its strong performances, particularly by Lou de Laâge and Mélanie Laurent, and its poignant depiction of historical injustices in a Paris asylum. The film's visual and historical authenticity impresses, though some find the pacing slow and the emotional depth lacking at times. The portrayal of the relationship dynamics and the feminist undertones are highlighted as strengths, yet the ending leaves some viewers wanting more.

👍 Strong performances and historical depth

👎 Some pacing issues and emotional depth lacking