Second Act
Romance • PG-13 • 2018 • 1 hr 43 min
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This felt very reminiscent of Maid in Manhattan. Very Lifetimey. But still a cute movie worth watching.
Pretty good, not amazing and a little predictable. Easy watch
Very predictable writing, but if you don’t think about it too hard you could probably enjoy this movie.
A standard JLo movie. It’s enjoyable but still kinda meh.
Nice feel good movie, however does not bring anything new to the table. Good date night movie to have on in the back.
I wouldn't pay to watch this movie if you already haven't watched it. The whole movie is a cliche.
Very generic and sometimes contrived narrative, what else from Jennifer Lopez?
I don’t think it’s that bad it’s just really forgettable
The best thing is the fun that Lopez & Remini have together. Other than that, it's predictable & full of silly misunderstandings/good luck.
I saw this a few years ago, it wasnt memorable but i know it was alright
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