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This movie had a lot of funny dialogue and actors, but it was very uneven; going from funny to stupid, often in the same scene. With all the talent and money that must have been spent on this movie, you would have thought they could have done a much better job. The best parts were aimed at people who grew up in the sixties and remembered those cereals and TV commercials aimed at kids especially on Saturday mornings, and color TV was just becoming a big deal. I don't know what Jerry Seinfeld's purpose was with this project. It was nice to see Melissa McCarthy in a movie in which she rose slightly above the material she had been given and she even improved it a little bit.

This was a clever and enjoyable movie, but it should have been on Disney+ instead of being released to the theaters. It followed along Disney+ other series such as Ms. Marvel. If you went to the theater to see this film without first watching the TV shows, The Marvels wouldn't have made much sense, so that was probably why people didn't like it. The solution to the lack of escape pods was clever and very funny. The scene they showed during the credits made it seem as though they had thought of the next film or TV show. I wonder if the someone will go ahead and make a sequel? If they do, I will watch it!