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The Wrong Girls Review: An Unfunny Foray Into A Genre That Has Overstayed Its Welcome
['Liz Declan']
Screen Rant
The story sees Stewart's Frankie and Alia Shawkat's Molly develop telepathic powers after getting their hands on and readily ingesting a mysterious new drug.
Yet, for all The Wrong Girls' efforts to get a laugh out of audiences, it is often painfully unfunny.
The Wrong Girls Assumes That Smoking Pot Alone Is Funny, And Proves That It's NotConsidering that Minions & Monsters got multiple genuine laughs out of me, it's certainly saying something that at no point during The Wrong Girls did I even crack a smile.
For all The Wrong Girls' efforts to get a laugh out of audiences, it is often painfully unfunny.
Granted, The Wrong Girls isn't so egregious that it falls into the category of movies never to watch.