Dawn Iannaco-Hahn

While I understand the message of the movie, and agree with it, this is one of the worst movies I've seen in a long time. It had such potential to do great things with the message, but it fell way short. It was good until it wasn't. The last 30-40 mins went so over the top, it became cringey to watch. I almost turned it off, but I finished it hoping it would redeem itself in the end (it did not). I commend Demi Moore for stripping down, literally, and not being afraid to show her aging body (though she herself has had a lot of work done over the years), but imo it was not an Oscar worthy performance. Apparently this is some new genre of "body horror." I love horror movies, especially the old kitschy ones from the 80s, but this wasn't horror. It was gory and over-the-top ridiculous, so much so that my son and I actually laughed through the ending. Seriously, don't waste your time. I just lost 2.25 hours of my life.

Heartwarming film with comic undertones. Shows a “woman of age” coming into her own sexually, embracing the discomfort with sex and her body, and finally learning to love and accept her sexuality. Brava to Emma Thompson for loving herself enough to show the world that “older” women are sexy, beautiful, alluring, and capable of “baring it all.”

Too many plot holes. Not enough backstory or explanations. Terrible/confusing ending. Had to read Wikipedia to get more info and even then... just a terrible movie on all fronts.