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If you're looking for a movie with constant feminism jokes about why men **** that are also never funny, this is it. For a movie where the main character is a comedian, you would think it would involve laughing. There is some laughing if you include her insulting people as being jokes. The main character is a failure at comedy and acting, so instead of working on those, she constantly insults one girl (who is always getting acting jobs). She finds a good guy who is very successful at stock trading and insults his appearance constantly. If you wanted an extremely unlikeable main character, you did it! I don't know if this was supposed to be satire at how cringe and terrible real-life people like this are, but if it is, it needs to be more apparent. Please don't take my word on it though. Watch the first 15 minutes and find a single joke that's not entirely about insulting someone else.

I had a few laughs, but the characters were very two dimensional. The boyfriend was gross and pathetic, Iliza always tried her best, and her friend was a badass. That's it. It's very heavy-handed. When the boyfriend or Pretty Girl do something wrong, Iliza or another character has to spell out to us how gross it is. I wanted to feel palpable awkwardness and instead it feels like a classroom lesson. For example, Dude Bro is a complete bonehead but then randomly pipes up "that's pretty ableist, bro". He's just another mouthpiece. The courtroom scene was good. I'd recommend this movie if you like "gotcha!" comebacks, but it really wasn't for me.

Absolutely hilarious, strong female protagonist, could not rate highly enough. Definitely worth a watch. This movie was incredible. Iliza has done an incredible job encapsulating the mind bending nonsense of what it's like being in a relationship with a man who lies to you, and feels like he's entitled to your time, attention, and love, regardless of how he treats you.

I couldn’t understand why the movie got so much hate, then I realized it was only men hating on it and they probably were just uncomfortable identifying with the antagonist

this is quite a funny show about girls bashing up disgusting guys. jokes are quite smart and the actress is a real stand-up comedian. the guy seemed to be a good guy and quite handsome in a nerdy way. he was so believable and the audience might fall for him too until all those horrible lies start to emerge. subtle at first. glad to see the funny butch margaret cho back on screen. and she is really really originally funny and good that she had very significant air time in this movie. i loved this movie and would recommend it, since there's nothing much to watch these days

It's as if Iliza Schlesinger is still bitter, IRL, that she has to milk this "I was conned by this guy" victim mentality, stand-up bit that she has been doing since she started, which was mediocre at best, which translates into a horrible, self-indulgent, vanity movie. Then again Netflix, does greenlight excrement like this and Cuties.

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bad [ bad ] adjective, worse, worst;(Slang) bad·der, bad·dest for 36. not good in any manner or degree.