2017 Directed by Jonathan Levine
When her boyfriend dumps Emily, a spontaneous woman in her 30s, she persuades her ultra-cautious mom to accompany her on a vacation to Ecuador. When these two very different women are trapped on this wild journey, their bond as mother and daughter is tested and strengthened while they attempt to navigate the jungle and escape.
Amy Schumer Goldie Hawn Tom Bateman Christopher Meloni Wanda Sykes Ike Barinholtz Óscar Jaenada Randall Park Joan Cusack Raven Goodwin Arturo Castro Bashir Salahuddin Nicholas J. Lockwood Pedro Haro Katie Dippold Kim Caramele Daniel Bess Moani Hara Carlos Diaz Damion Scandrick Andre Derizans Modesto Cordero Sergio Sanchez Jason Quinn Linda Molina Al Madrigal Erik-Alexander Sanchez Tom Choi Kevin Kane Show All…
Rene Mousseux Craig H. Davidson Damien Bray Gary Price Brian Machleit Meredith Richardson Lisa Hoyle Ryan Gray Jess Lundgren Bonnie Campanella Mike Rufino Jason A. Triplett Todd Sells
Tod A. Maitland Warren Hendriks Dan O'Connell Chris Terhune Sean Massey John T. Cucci Susan Dawes Joel Dougherty Roberto Dominguez Alegria
스내치드, Viaje Salvaje, Descontroladas, Larguées, Mädelstrip, Viagem das Loucas, Ох, на мама, Όμηροι Διακοπών, Безсоромна мандрівка, באמאשל'ך, Дочь и мать её, Ó, anyám!, Dámská jízda, Cennette Sorun Var, Olha Que Duas, Испаљене, Blondiner i junglen, Babskie wakacje, Tjejresan, 母女大战, Fottute!, Noķertie, 搶救千金, Dámska jazda, Prizoniere de vacanță, クレイジー・バカンス ツイてない女たちの南国旅行, დედა მოტაცებული
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hello. im currently being held hostage on this 4 hour flight by this movie if i somehow open this plane window to get myself sucked out at 800mph at 10,000 feet tell my mom i loved her
I was flirting with a 4/5 but then I remembered the GROSS "Thank You for coming to the movies" clip before the feature. *phew
This and King Arthur are way better than critics would have you believe.
ROTTEN TOMATOES MUST BE DESTROYED !!!
Like we get it Amy you didn't have to tell us your pussy stinks like soup we've already come to that conclusion 🤢
You could consider the political maelstrom that has unfortunately circled Amy Schumer's comedic career, taking into account the significance in her ability to offend the more sensitive members of the male gender; incredibly becoming something of a voice in the creation of feminist art. You could do that.
OR you could simply acknowledge Schumer is running on fumes, putting out lazy comedy that finds a home in her worst comedic tendencies. Snatched is brutally unfunny, despite Schumer trying her damndest to discuss bodily functions in every scene. I could tear into this for a while but I don't really feel like writing any more. It's lazy comedy with a remarkably familiar narrative; the very picture of artistic complacency. Exhausted and exploitative.
the most unrealistic part of the movie is the fact that someone would actually want to kidnap amy schumer
i seriously felt both ill and disgusted while watching this movie
the most annoying and cringe movie i have seen in a long time
i seriously can't comprehend how people like amy schumer
how funny, she said her vagina smelled like soup!
i didn't laugh once
nothing about this movie is remotely tolerable
the worst of the year
fuck man
i walked straight out of seeing get out and thought "cool, there's another movie starting! i'll go sneak into that!"
starts playing
title comes up
"SNATCHED"
i nearly fucking died i got 25 minutes in and had to walk out because i couldn't take any more of amy schumer's bland ass racist cissexist so-called comedy
A high-profile mother-daughter action comedy/comeback vehicle for the indispensable Goldie Hawn - I wonder if Kate Hudson feels slighted here.
But she wouldn't belong anyway, since it's an Amy Schumer project through and through; the stand-up comedian may not have a writing credit (it's Katie Dippold, of "Ghostbusters 2016" and "The Heat"), but the way it mines laughs from how pathetic, uncouth, and sexually shameless Schumer's protagonist is, it's certainly her brand (not quite Melissa McCarthy's beat, since Schumer plays it whiny and entitled instead of brassy). You gotta hand it to her - in a business where women have to preserve their basic appeal in one way or another lest the world turn violently against them, Amy Schumer goes…
