Overview
- 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- The film follows a woman faking pregnancy to gain societal perks, a premise reviewers have described as outdated and shallow in execution.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.