Life of the Party
Comedy • PG-13 • 2018 • 1 hr 45 min
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Melissa McCarthy, Matt Walsh, Molly Gordon, Gillian Jacobs, Luke Benward
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One of my all time favorite McCarthy films. Super funny and so much fun. Highly recommend when you need a good laugh.
Really funny and heartwarming story about a mom finding herself after her marriage ends and her child goes to college. Perfect casting.
Defiantly not a family movie but it is very funny and it’s a great, “sleepover movie”
It’s a very feel good, lighthearted movie about enjoying where you are and who you’re with. I love each character in their own way.
Such a strong female empowerment vibe while also being hilarious
Very silly but it had some funny moments
This movie is really good! The twists, the turns, and the comedy is all on point! Didnt enjoy Debbie Ryan that much but I just dont like her
Super fun chick flick! Modern comedy, perfect for daughters and mums, and groups of friends. A super good laugh! Many quotable phrases!
I would’ve hated it if my mom did this. Funny movie though!
I actually like this movie and think it makes a good dramedy but leaning more on the comedic side.
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