this is gonna sound controversial but our collective hatred of amy schumer is pretty representative of our misogynistic tendency to hate successful white women in the media, especially in the film industry and lol just kidding can you imagine

Watched at Pacific Grove Stadium 14.

I know hating movies like this is the ‘cool’ thing to do but I’m so so sick of that commonality. Upon rewatch, this movie made me laugh harder, it made me cry, and seeing this with a sold out crowd full of women who stood up and clapped at the end was eternally heartwarming.
Hating people like Amy and Jennifer Lawrence is the popular opinion to adopt, its one of the many reasons I chose to leave parts of social media. 
Anyway, I urge you to view this movie and don’t go into it already hating it because it’s what everyone else is choosing to do and fear that you’ll be judged for loving it. It’s rich and lovely and you can really really feel the heart in this one, sorry if this makes you all hate me even more, but I am so done with the mentality that you have to hate everything and everyone.

Michelle Williams is so iconic

Paper thin sketch comedy premise stretched to its breaking point only to find redemption in a few charming performances.

The best part about this very misguided movie is Michelle Williams as a beauty magazine heiress with an impossibly high voice.

Yikes. This has all the ingredients to work (especially for me) but boy did I struggle to get through it. Cringe inducing script and the worst performance I’ve seen from Amy. I was u comfortable most of the film and couldn’t wait for it to be over.

Stopped about 40 minutes in to take a shower. Which was much better than this film.

Anywho, you can view this film one of two ways:

One, as a comedy. A terrible, poorly acted, unfunny (romantic?) comedy about self-acceptance, but one that fails to reach the core audience and instead bomboards us with unfunny, and frankly disgusting jokes by a comedian everyone knows isn't funny.

The other; as a psychological thriller. Just like this year's Joker, it follows a human being that's depressed and dissatisfied with their life. But after they receive something (a gun, the illusion that they're skinny, what's the difference?) they have a new outlook on life, and while they become a psychopath, they are eventually happy with their new and improved life.

Either way, this film is really horrifying.

Slim pickings on the plane. I braced myself for the worst with this movie and was pleasantly surprised for most of its run. Schumer makes a fine lead, the story on the whole isn’t as regressive as the panic over the marketing suggested, and there are some solid laughs. The whole thing falls off a cliff in the last 20 minutes, and feels like it’s purely going through the romcom formula motions rather than having any fun with them.

i feel shit

This movie is a pretty embarrassing example of taking everything good about female empowerment and...I dunno, fucking it up. Unfunny and uncomfortable, making Amy the butt of every joke and then also trying to spin it like she shouldn’t have been. Michelle Williams deserves better than this.

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