Posted on 04/17/2018 1:26:33 PM PDT by ethom
the preview looks really awful, the only laughs in the theatre were when she was at the wet t shirt contest...
Amy Schumer IS a ‘Trainwreck’.
(I self-censored the rest of that statement, but you can figure out what I was thinking.)
Amy Schumer is offending women... https://nypost.com/2018/04/13/amy-schumers-i-feel-pretty-is-offending-women/
Amy “Chucky” Schumer used to be a guest on Greg
Gutfeld’s “Red Eye” program.
There are two things that smell like fish. One of them
is fish, the other is Amy Schumer.
Appropriate - she's a Shallow Gal.
Who on earth would pay to watch one of her movies?
That's the premise of the movie-- she hits her head and thinks she's pretty, which we are all supposed to laugh at.
Shallow Hal redux?
Or, Charlize Theron
even Uncle Chuck is not gonna pay to see this dreck!
Miami media was promoting this movie. It completely ignored the three Christian films recently released.
“I’ve been doing less standup, just because it’s not funny,” Schumer
You are not funny!
oink
Lol.
She looks like Chuck
Who is “Pretty” and why is she letting Schumer feel her?
Hope somebody called wildlife authorities to report the beached whale.
She kind of looks like the average woman on the beach. She isn’t hideous or grotesquely overweight. But for some reason, maybe $$, she doesn’t want to get into good shape. Maybe there is a ton of money for an actress willing to be seen in average form.
I can’t stand watching her. Her comedy is really cheap and flat.
Why do overweight women insist on wearing tiny bikinis? There are much more flattering swimsuits for full figures, but everybody in Hollywood insists on squeezing into these.
Someone needs to tell her that she is way to old to play these parts.
Teenagers do not want to see their fat soccer moms in thongs.
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