Good lord what a shit show of a movie. There are so many parts that just don't work, but I think it can be clumped into three categories: the musical component, the editing/general direction, and the underlying plot.

1. The musical component. Why. Why? What compelled them to turn this into a musical? This would have worked FINE as a drama/family movie about someone navigating the difficulties of transitioning and how it intersects with culture. But instead, we have to…

The concept is intriguing, and there are moments that hint at the potential for something really memorable. However, the execution falls short. The pacing feels sluggish, with certain scenes dragging on unnecessarily, and the overall substance of the film leaves much to be desired. It's the kind of movie where you watch more for the nostalgia of "omg, look who's playing Dan Aykroyd! omg it's Gilda Radner!" instead of focusing on anything super meaningful.

Interestingly, the only reason I even…

The title of this movie is a bit of a mouthful, but behind the campiness lies a simple message of acceptance, love, and community.

At its core, the film is about the courage to live authentically and the beauty of finding connection in the most unlikely places. Vida’s poise, Noxeema’s wit, and Chi-Chi’s vulnerability illuminate the transformative effect of stepping into a community not with judgment but with open hearts.

While it offers plenty of laughs, it also delivers powerful…