Truly the worst movie I've ever seen in a theater

Excellent, smart action film.

An absolute waste of money

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.

This movie is funny and thought provoking. Compared to similar movies It isn't as consistently good as Shallow Hal or as well executed as Big, but it's still quite watchable. The premise of a fat girl thinking she is thin and pretty is funny enough to sustain the movie but it almost runs out of steam towards the end. Amy Schumer remains endearing throughout and that's not easy. Michelle Williams is a scene stealer with that funny voice and vibe. So great to see her do comedy instead of another morbid drama. The message is interesting. It doesnt say looks don't matter that much but she got her confidence and attractiveness when she thought she was pretty. I think the message is that despite the fact that life is better for thin people, it's up to not so thin people to accept who they are and be happy with themselves.

I honestly loved this movie!! I went into it thinking it would be a comedy similar to other Amy Schumer movies (which I also enjoy) and what I got was so much better!! It was just a light-hearted chick flick with a few giggles here and there but it had a really positive message about body positivity and self confidence. Put this on your must watch list for sure!!

I was confused as to why the rating for this film is so low, and why so many people had given it a 1 and written scathing reviews. So I did a little sleuthing on the internet and it turns out that yes there are some 'men's groups' who get a bunch of their members to vote against films but mostly it's because the imdb membership is overwhelmingly made up of men. This is not really a film aimed at men (no offence) so whèn they say they think only brain dead peoplè would enjoy it or that you would be better off watching Shallow Hal (a film with a male protagonist) or star ship troupers 2 (?) they are saying they want a film aimed at them. As a women i found this film very relatable (as apparently did many women based in the written review backlash). Let's hope the low ratings don't put people off seeing it, thus reducing the box office profit, thus discouraging studios from making more films aimed specifically at women.

This wasn't as bad as I expected it to be. I even watched it twice