I noticed that at almost every new sequence features ad placements, each of them awfully inserted, and bears no evident effort to integrate with the plot. Well, there is barely any, in the first place.
Tedious and wasteful, it is a train wreck of a film that uses its screen time to steal its audience's money and peddle its advertisers.
While the movie made no apologies for banking its big name stars, There's no art to it or any craft; no effort exerted beyond the minimum necessary to create something that might be called a movie. This one barely achieves that distinction, held together as it is by an abundance of filler and product placement. It is far less than the public deserves.
The concept isn't terrible. The execution, however, is pretty terrible.The film doesn't commit to having a plot. It meanders through a mess of random scenes, with no sense of urgency or forward direction.
Overall, My Little Bossings looked to be a promising movie. Only that, it failed to bank on the greatness of its "little bossings" that it appeared too cheap and too commercialized.
Tedious and wasteful, it is a train wreck of a film that uses its screen time to steal its audience's money and peddle its advertisers.
While the movie made no apologies for banking its big name stars, There's no art to it or any craft; no effort exerted beyond the minimum necessary to create something that might be called a movie. This one barely achieves that distinction, held together as it is by an abundance of filler and product placement. It is far less than the public deserves.
The concept isn't terrible. The execution, however, is pretty terrible.The film doesn't commit to having a plot. It meanders through a mess of random scenes, with no sense of urgency or forward direction.
Overall, My Little Bossings looked to be a promising movie. Only that, it failed to bank on the greatness of its "little bossings" that it appeared too cheap and too commercialized.