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I love love love this movie. Amy Schumer is hilarious. I'm not sure why people are so eager to pretend Amy Schumer has no talent. She obviously does. This movie is simply beautiful as is the case with most of Amy's projects. Funny with a BEAUTIFUL and STRONG message about confidence, self acceptance, friendship, relationships....the whole package. I found myself rooting for all the main characters and yes the jokes landed perfectly and even with all that somehow the movie didn't become a farce. I recommend this movie for everyone. It's a must watch. Great story, great humour, and a very very satisfying resolution.

We've seen and heard this story a thousand times before but it's never been told like this. This is something different. Something beautiful. I really loved it. Mila Kunis really delivered. Not that I ever had any doubt in her acting ability but I can't remember the last time I saw her in a movie that wasn't a comedy of sorts. There was nothing funny or quirky about this movie. It's a story covering the very serious subject matter of a woman who went through something profoundly life altering, tried to bury it, realised she couldn't and tried to do something about it instead. Trauma is not an eas thing to live through. I appreciate this movie for covering this delicate subject matter with tact.

Seems like it's pointless using the ratings here these days. We have people using ratings to push their own political agend while claiming to be against movies with political messaging. Once you start seeing silly taking points like "all white where bad, all black were good" or "all men were bad all women were good" you just KNOW the reviews are crap.

This movie wasn't anything close to a one star review. It was entertaining, suspense filled and had wonderful performances. Could the script have been better? Yes. Did I enjoy this? Yes. Was I happy to see Beau Bridges? Yes!!! Should we ignore sleepers or anti-woke jokers (or whatever they're calling themselves) and people with an obvious political agenda of their own when they use unfair ratings as a weapon against seeing things that make them uncomfortable in movies? Yes! Most certainly yes. I mean if you see a r*cist on TV and feel attacked then there's something very obviously wrong with you.

By the way this movie is a solid 6/10. I gave a higher rating in attempt to balance out the unfair 1 stars.