Lorie Tiernay

Absolutely painful...slow as molasses in January...the only good part was seeing my neighborhood.

If I took a shot every time Rusty rubs his forehead in stress, I'd be on life support.

Very sweet and heart felt comedy but close enough to reality to remind this old broad of days gone by. Woody Harrelson is brilliant.

I wanted to love this movie but it was just such a miss on so many levels. The characters were so thin and there was nothing endearing to make me compelled to understand them. I ended up going to be before the end. Disappointed

Some very fun parts. Margo Robbie is fabulous. I think the last scene should have been Barbie signing up for college but that's just me.

Could have been an awesome movie poking fun at influencers and the rich but instead got side tracked and dragged on into nothingness

I should say first off, this review is coming from a boomer so take from it what you will. I truly enjoyed this movie. I both empathized with the lead character and disliked her all at the same time. I thought it was well acted. The story it told of the pressures of the social media generation where enlightening and real. Not bad for a little movie I stumbled upon while recovering from covid.

It's hard for me to believe Ben read this script and said to himself "what a great script"... 2 hours of my life I won't get back... Bad

If you remove the silly narrative and his "tearful" moment on camera, it was great