Lady Ballers

A truly important movie for this generation. They took the informational foundation that was What is a Woman and made a mockery of the Trans debate without entirely dismissing it or being cruel.

I found the movie great, Funny when needed and serious at times If you are not easily offended by the truth this movie is for you. It does like tobro g up serious issues and is not intended for children so send the kids to the sitter and invite friends over

This movie enters pokes fun at things that have before been "off limits". Those who claim it is "hateful" must believe anything they disagree with is hateful. Nowhere in this movie was any ill will put upon any minority individual, only general disagreement with a premise. As for the movie itself, the plot was well written. The comedy was comparable to an Adam Sandler movie, some good one liners and a lot of jokes to bring internal groans. The acting was better than I expected, considering very few of those acting are professional actors. If you are not offended by differing opinions and enjoy Adam Sandler movies, then you will likely enjoy this one.

Starts off a bit slow and amazingly realistic then slowly moves into modern topics with hilarious outcomes. The acting and cast were far better than expected and the comedy comes from many different angles. Some very mental some very slapstick some very "message" oriented. This is quite amazing to sit through with friends laughing hard and hurting. The quality of the filmography is not B-tier it was as if it was shot by top directors 15 yrs ago. Quite surprising the quality of writing acting and execution. Note I do 100% take into account the budget of a movie while rating it. This is an INDY film-level budget and thus the expectation was far lower.

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

Lady Ballers is a misguided attempt at comedy that utterly fails to deliver on any front. From the get-go, the movie feels like a painful slog through cheap gags, lackluster performances, and a plot that simply doesn’t know what it wants to be. What could have been a light-hearted and empowering film about women's sports instead devolves into an unfunny mess riddled with tired stereotypes and humor that never **** cast is one of the film’s biggest downfalls. Despite a seemingly decent lineup on paper, the actors lack any form of charisma or comedic timing. They stumble through the film with performances so wooden and lifeless, it’s hard to believe these are professionals. Their lack of chemistry only highlights the poor direction and writing, resulting in forced jokes that feel awkward and cringe-worthy rather than funny.Speaking of writing, the script feels as if it was cobbled together from a collection of outdated clichés. The humor is juvenile, overly reliant on slapstick, and, more often than not, falls flat. There’s no real emotional depth to the characters, leaving the audience with no one to root for or care about. The film's attempt to tackle issues like gender roles in sports comes off as shallow and patronizing rather than insightful or **** plot is thin and predictable, with every beat telegraphed miles in advance. There's no sense of stakes, tension, or even excitement. The pacing is sluggish, making the movie feel much longer than its runtime. By the time the final credits roll, you'll likely be left wondering why you even bothered.Overall, *Lady Ballers* is an unmitigated disaster of a film. It’s painfully unfunny, the cast is talentless, and the entire production feels like a missed opportunity. Save yourself the time and skip this one—there are far better ways to spend your evening.

Weird attempt at an anti-woke comedy, but it isn't funny, and doesn't seem to understand neither comedy nor what they are critiquing.