Kirsten “KMart” Nonya

It was funny and original for the most part. The ending was pretty disappointing, the monologue felt unnatural and spoonfed morals down the audience’s throat like the director couldn’t trust us to feed ourselves. Also, there was absolutely no conversation about women’s relationship to food… despite their being a perfect set up to start that dialogue with a woman who makes her money off of a certain clientele who literally pay her to look a certain way. Dumber movie than I thought going in. Super disappointed.