The Wrong Missy

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Stephen C @bob25009 Jul 12 Funny in 1 hour and 29 minutes. See more Par H @Parhwy Jun 14 The Wrong Missy (2020) is a 90-minute-long US comedy I saw on Netflix in June 2026. I mostly like this film for the Missy character and Lauren Lapkus’ acting. Otherwise, it’s such a silly film. I deliberately watched it a second time because I knew I would laugh and frankly, I needed a few laughs. And even though I had remembered half the scenes, I still laughed. As someone who has cage-dived with white pointers where chum was used… sharks are chill. Black-eyed soulless eating machines… yet chill so that scene unsuspended my disbelief... LOL, jk/s. Rewatch? Maybe! Recommend? For Lapkus’ Missy, yes. 5/10. See more Blake- N @PBSAniDom May 17 The Wrong Missy is a very "mid" entry among comedy films connected to Adam Sandler’s Happy Madison-style productions. It carries that familiar chaotic, over-the-top energy, but it doesn’t fully come together in a consistent or memorable way. The humor is very hit-or-miss throughout. There are a few genuinely funny and absurd moments that work well, but quite a bit of it leans too heavily on cringe comedy and predictable setups. The cast puts in effort, but the material is uneven, which affects the overall impact. Overall, it’s an easy, turn-your-brain-off kind of watch if you’re in the mood for silly comedy, but it doesn’t leave much of a lasting impression. It sits right in the middle—neither terrible nor particularly good. I rate it a 5/10. See more Freddy B @RT44204845 May 9 Probably the most highly underrated comedy I’ve ever watched.. alongside Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox story. I’ve seen this movie several times and each time it still makes me laugh out loud.. literally. Which is something I can’t say with most other comedies. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Apr 11 The Wrong Missy is a comedy that tries far too hard to be outrageous and ends up being more exhausting than funny. David Spade does a decent job playing his usual straight-man role, but even his performance cannot save a film that feels this forced and uneven. The screenplay is rough and lacks focus, throwing constant over-the-top moments at the audience without building any real comedic rhythm or story to stay invested in. Lauren Lapkus fully commits to the chaos, but her performance is dialed up so high that it becomes overwhelming rather than entertaining. Instead of adding to the humor, it often feels like too much, making the film hard to sit through at times. Overall, The Wrong Missy is a loud, ridiculous comedy that misses the mark, relying on forced humor and exaggerated performances instead of genuine laughs or engaging storytelling. See more andrew M @RT62242366 Mar 19 If you liked Step Brothers, you'll love this♥️ See more Read all reviews

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