Clube da Luta Para Mulheres

No one is going to ever call this one a classic, but it was cute and entertaining enough. Plenty of cliches to go around, but it had a decent heart. Solid actors and a decent script.

I think people take things way too seriously and need to learn how to just enjoy things. Like its not an award winning movie, and i honestly had some low expectations. But it was fun and made me want to fight someone so thats cool.

One time watch at best. Production quality is good. Fight scenes are BAD, you have people waiting to be hit like they use to do in 80's & 90's movies. This is magnified when they use slowmo, you have a fighter standing there with their arms down just waiting to be hit.

This feels like a feminism overcorrection movie with a side of racial overcorrection. This seems to be all the rage at the moment in hollywood, people feeling guilted into choosing these loosely entertaining ideas and hiring people based purely on the colour of their skin, gender or sexual orientation rather than the merits of their hard work or suitability for the job.

I feel as though the budget and talent in this film could have been used in a better way to make a movie that wouldn't collect such review as "Don't even bother watching".

Bad stuff aside, movies as entertainment, it was reasonably entertaining but the lack of original thought left me thinking it could have been more.

I mean it's nothing surprising but if you just want some lighthearted entertainment then this is for you. I think it definitely deserves a better rating than it has. It was overall pretty funny and well acted.

We get it, Hollywood and some viewers feel that certain character's genders or races are unrepresented. They do not ALL have to be in one film though. At it's core, I feel that this had a decent story to tell and from a unique perspective. It all was cluttered in too much WOKEfulness though and not in a subtle or thought-provoking way. The writers just hit you over the head with it, repeatedly.

Final thought, this tries to be an empowering film, but too much going on in the sideshows to develop characters and keep the story progressing to a conclusion.