Surprisingly incoherent and boring

Plenty to Like, Plenty to Dislike

an ambitious but ultimately ineffective debut endeavor.

Blistering performances.

Does it have some funny bits? Yes.... is it feasible? No.... does it promote narcissistic women? Yes.... does it promote child labour and child voilance? Yes..... does it promote gender inequality with double standards? As in a powerful women sexually harassing a employee with her ordering him to take his top off and him doing so? Yes in deed it does. This movie does little for the youth of today and sets some not so funny exsamples of what it deems as ok human behaviour. McCartneys character is extremely loud and kept waking me up when I feel a sleep. McCartney has truly found her range of obnoxiously load and often narcissistical characters that the film industry try's to make funny or lovable.

It wasn't really funny or super interesting, but it wasn't awful. I wouldn't reccomend as your first choice of the day

I used to be a girl scout, and I'm now a business woman. This has become quite the guilty pleasure.There being a minimum, I'll give some further details. This is not a comedy for everyone. Children probably wouldn't be watching this. There is VERY strong language & there are sexual themes through out the movie. It's not subtle. It is vulgar.I would describe this movie's humor similar to that of "Sausage Party", being that if one is easily offended they most likely would not enjoy this movie.Personally however, I think it's delightfully absurd, cheeky, & playfully cantankerous with just the right kind of trashy.

If you like Melissa McCarthy, you will like this silly movie. Silly is the operative word here. Not meant to be realistic or dramatic. I enjoyed the performances of lighthearted comedy. Parts are a bit aggressive but not violent. Silly climax, silly plot, silly movie. I didn't love it but I liked it a lot!