I Feel Pretty

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Amy Schumer once again playing Amy Schumer but this time around joined by Dawson's Creek co-stars Busy Philipps and Michelle Williams in Shallow Hal esque comedy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVx9EFK3DWE

Outlaw Pete

Was at a screening awhile back and it's dreadful. Much worse than Trainwreck.

It would have been mildly funny (in parts) if an actual overweight actress had played the part, like Melissa McCarthy or Rebel Wilson maybe, but Schumer's what, a stone and some change off being in good shape?

It's ridiculous to see her playing a role where the character is shocked to be asked for their number.

Rfrip

Outlaw Pete wrote: »

Was at a screening awhile back and it's dreadful. Much worse than Trainwreck.

It would have been mildly funny (in parts) if an actual overweight actress had played the part, like Melissa McCarthy or Rebel Wilson maybe, but Schumer's what, a stone and some change off being in good shape?

It's ridiculous to see her playing a role where the character is shocked to be asked for their number.

Agreed. It’s ****e.

Wombatman

Went last night with the wife and daughter. Could have gone to the Avengers with the young lad but I just can't take any more super hero movies.

I enjoyed it, as did the girls and most of the people in the cinema judging from the amount of laughing. The central premise is well delivered, some of the gags are hit and miss but the feel good factor is undeniable. High art it is not but if you fancy leaving your brain at the door, eating some popcorn, having a chuckle and walking out with a smile on your face, it delivers.

6.5/10

AMKC

So finally got to see this during the week. I enjoyed it. It is very hit a miss do. I found a few parts funny but would hardly call it a comedy. I do agree that Amy Schumer does not look in any way ugly or fat. I think a different actress could have played the part. Everytime I seen her thinking she was not pretty I was just like: Your beautiful girl. I thought the film was more about believing in yourself and finding your confidence to do whatever it is you want to do.