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Giving a 2 star to be kind. My teenage sons got bored and wandered off - the toilet humour parts are 1980s school boy humour. Not funny then, not funny now. It's really poorly edited. The start gives no idea what is going on and flashbacks would have helped give an idea what is taking place. The rest is all over the place and it lacks pace. To be honest, it's one of those films that you feel like it's not got going yet, like an old car on a damp Tuesday in Northern England that is struggling to start. I got bored myself, watched Car SOS on my phone and only found it remotely engaging in the last 15 minutes once SOS finished. Overall: Trys to work but sadly doesn't get going.

Excellent, something to look forwards to now series 3 is on.

Lead actress tries her hardest but this felt like a rewrite of Whitneys life to suit our current bias. Considering how good the Elvis biopic was and Bohemian Rhapsody (yes I know about the artistic liberties taken in that) this was rather disappointing. Very nearly walked out....the end didn't go full circle with her return to her gospel roots either. Came home and went on YouTube and listened to "I look to you" then Kevin Costners eulogie at her funeral. That helped readdress the bias from the film. Disappointed, was looking forwards to this.....

Watched it with my other half as we were bored of the usual stuff in prime. Found it really funny and uplifting in this crazy time. Watched it a second time with the kids who loved it. About time there was a funny family film that you aren't covering their ears and eyes..... Great cast, lots of slapstick. Dont overthink it and watch it like a 12 year old and you'll enjoy it. Dont forget all adults were once 12 😎