Girls Trip

Girls Trip is raucous, raunchy fun.

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Girls Trip is the funniest, raunchiest movie of the Summer.

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All the women turn in funny performances — it's great to see Pinkett Smith cut loose, and the charming and radiant Hall displays a faculty for physical comedy — but this is Haddish's movie, and will make her a star.

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Divisive politics, a health-care plan in limbo, those darn Russians, triple-digit temps. If ever there was a moment when we as a nation needed to let off some steam and chill, it has arrived.

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Now this is how you do a female raunch comedy.

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Malcolm D. Lee’s comedy, written by Kenya Barris and Tracy Oliver — the same creative team behind last year’s uneven Barbershop: The Next Cut — pops with next-level ribaldry and smack talk, especially in its first half. But in the remaining hour, the laughs arrive less often as the gender politics grow weirder.

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Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, Regina Hall and Tiffany Haddish make a delightful quartet in this smart, outrageous look at female friendships.

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Girls Trip adds complexity to the picture by bringing in class, even as it dispatches with whiteness, showing it the door so that these women can find themselves while rediscovering the power and pleasures of sisterhood.

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Girls Trip mixes raunch, empowerment, and squishy sentiment.

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Girls Trip accomplishes exactly what it sets out to do: shock and amuse. Along the way, it reminds us how important old friends can be.

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Malcolm D. Lee's Girls Trip at least it goes down easy. Easy like a Sunday-morning hangover.

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While NOLA is a welcome change from the worn-out glitz of Las Vegas, many scenes are sequestered in upscale hotels and clubs, where the film features brief performances by throwback acts such as New Edition, Mariah Carey, and Ma$e & P. Diddy.

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