Reviews

Place all your assumptions aside. If you're secure enough with your masculinity or toxic views of gender roles, sit back and enjoy the movie. Four women are journeying to a vacation spot only to make discoveries. Not everything is as it seems. Each woman brings their insecurities to the road. Who makes you the person you are, you or your other half? The movie does showcase various types of relationships. You are most likely able to relate to one or another. When you wonder what the connection to this or that character a curveball may come your way. At some level, it has similarities to Thelma and Louise without the crime spree and Brad Pitt. The movie deserves was more than 4.7 rating.

It's a literal lockdown trying to watch this movie! Honestly, it's slower than a turtle getting to its final destination. I gave it too long of a chance, but after 30 minutes of not getting anywhere, it was turned off.

It's no surprise to find our judicial system is so broken and corrupt. Given that the sorry DA is serving time, she should have given a new trial or dismal. I don't buy the "defense" attorney should also be placed under a microscope. "Never thought" he'd be working for the DA is bull. Totally obvious why he let this case flop. May all those "men" involved feel the wrath of those children who lost out. The film once again displays where we as a society fail.

I gave it an eight based on the story but was reluctant. It made me upset that they made it appear that Harlingen is enormous when they filmed multiple cities in the Rio Grande Valley.

Decent, light-hearted movie. Didn't care for the main female character or the last scene.