Netflix’s ‘Kinda Pregnant’ Faces Overwhelmingly Negative Reviews

Amy Schumer’s latest comedy is criticized for its outdated premise and lackluster humor, though some praise her performance and emotional depth.

Netflix's new comedy 'Kinda Pregnant,' starring Amy Schumer, has received a 17% critics score and a 25% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, marking one of Schumer's lowest-rated projects.
The film follows a woman faking pregnancy to gain societal perks, a premise reviewers have described as outdated and shallow in execution.
Critics have largely panned the movie for its lack of humor and emotional resonance, though a few have highlighted Schumer’s performance as a redeeming quality.
While social media reactions are polarized, with some fans defending the film, platforms like Letterboxd show a predominantly negative consensus with a 2.1/5 rating.
The film’s release has reignited discussions on Schumer's polarizing reputation and the broader cultural factors shaping public reception of her work.