"I keep forgetting that you're not actually a reasonable person." It's hard for me to feel compassion for someone who chooses any sort of career or passion over their child. At the same time, I relate all too well to the feeling of desperately needing validation like oxygen. Very disconcerting to see Chanel #3 as a real human being who actually emotes.

Pamela Anderson is pretty good in this and so is Jamie Lee Curtis but this isn’t some amazing movie. Feels like a student film. 25% of the movie is Pam smoking cigarettes looking at Vegas buildings and dancing around. It’s also not much of a story. Worth a watch at home

What a treat to see Pamela in this kind of role! Truly feels like it’s what she wanted to do for a long time and it’s almost like the movie was written for her.

I enjoyed this story a great deal. Something about the place and characters.... Las Vegas, always changing. Always tearing down the old, to make space for the new. The nostalgia of our younger days. Knowing that the bloom always fades. Nice seeing a cast of younger and older characters as well, each in their own place on their journey. Some just out of the starting blocks, others closer to the finish line. A sad, beautiful, and honest film. Time marches ever forward.

The story is interesting and presents good ideas, with moments of beauty in the cinematography and costumes. However, the end result is uneven, mainly due to Pamela Anderson's performance. Her exaggerated performance, full of vices and quirks, compromises the most important scenes, which lose their impact and emotional charge. This is in stark contrast to the rest of the cast, who deliver more solid performances, but it's still not enough to elevate the movie.