A lot of people have labeled this film as terrible, and referenced it as one of the worst of the year, and that's honestly some seriously harsh judgments. It's not terrible, it's just average, safe, and uninspired - it basically felt like a lot of modern comedies about female friendships, but it's not specifically bad. I personally liked these women and some of the jokes actually landed rather well with me. Maybe thats just me. **Unbiased Score: 68% | Biased Score - 62%** **==TOTAL SCORE: 65%==**

Seems like they started filming without a proper Script. Low effort movie. But that's not a crime. 5/10

Made it about an hour. Comedies should try to be funny. I'm not sure they even were *trying*.

Saw an advance screening in a fancy movie theater... I must say I liked the theater more than the film. The jokes hardly landed, the dialogue uninspired. These phenomenal actresses tried, I think... but it still came off as a mediocre effort.

This movie is the definition of bad clichés, that besides good actors doesn't offer anything. The story is pretty foreseeable (e.g. Salma Hayek's character Claire Luna adds a clause to their contract that she would get the company if the partners fight and one of them leaves - so obviously the entire story evolves on how they are going to break up). On the comic side we have a mixture of jokes building on clichés (gay clichés, toxic masculinity, etc), dirty jokes and slapstick that didn't manage to get me laughing once. So coming from an average 5/10 I don't find anything that weighs in on the plus side, but both jokes and bad story writing that substract a point each, leaving us with 3/10.