Dumplin'
Comedy • PG-13 • 2018 • 1 hr 50 min
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A well done version of a story you have probably seen before
A wholesome, heartwarming movie with a nice message
This was so cute! Be mindful if you come from body shaming households, as this might hit you in a few places that you don’t want touched.
A uplifting and lighthearted film, this is a beautiful/realistic depiction of body image and finding confidence to stand up for what’s right
I read the book and I'm glad they reveal the winner in the movie but not the book 😊🥇 The movie is fun but a light watch.
As much as I want the big girl/hot guy plot to happen, being big myself, it’s very unrealistic.
A different role for Jen. I thought she was very good. I hate when they call a film a comedy, drama when it’s really drama w/ a tad comedy
This movie is based on a great book. Movie was enjoyable but DEFINITELY read the book!
Though some plot points wouldn't ever happen, they SHOULD happen, so I was on board. In short, it's not quite good, but it's feel-good.
It was a great movie, love the depiction and it was a good watch
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