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With all the cancel culture we hear about in the news, this movie seems to be one of the few titles that takes the view of the commoner on the issue.

The film takes some artistic license and exaggerates some aspects of the common life in order to underline it's point. It may seem overdone if this is not your sense of humor. In the end it's a satire, a genre very difficult to pull off without offending or making it seem like preaching.

So what's the point of this movie? Hard to tell. Everybody will get something out of it. Nevertheless I think it's worth watching.

As a minus, at the end it ran out of steam.

The worst movie I have ever seen.

The plot is very barebones, like an unfinished thought, superficial and stereotypical. I'm assuming it's the first attempt at writing a script, in their lives.

The characters are caricatures.

The parts that are supposed to showoff the hero's skills are the worst. She solves puzzles and mysteries that aren't even presented to the viewer. That's because there are no puzzles and mysteries. They didn't bother creating real challenges. They're just telling you she's smart, and you're supposed to believe it. This level of amateurism is insulting!

The action parts are the most unbelievable. I have no problem with suspension of disbelief but I didn't believe a second of this fiasco.

The acting is ridiculous. Did the actors know the story while they were filming? Did the director know it?

I have never been so revolted about a movie!

I had high hopes and they were surpassed. I watch a lot of comedy and it's something rare to be surprised by jokes. This is a great showcase of what being actually funny is. I think, especially if you're into stand-up comedy, you might forget what funny is, and start looking for the wrong reason. This is fun, funny, feel good and I didn't ask for it.