So we have a slim story based on a completely unlikable character who’s turning point occurs with little to no motivation, learning to accept a substitute family. On her journey of self-discovery where she learns about family we also see her beat up children. She barges in on her assistant’s life and begins setting up a mock-Girl Guide’s that sell brownies for profit in competition with another group doing the same for charity. Instead of then establishing the character and giving us a reason to be invested in her story they set her up as an intensely unlikable person, putting down her assistant (the immensely more talented Bell) before being arrested and immediately released from jail. Why she’s successful, what she is successful at and what unique talents she has is not explained, nor is the connection to her rejected childhood gone into. She got to this point in her life by…actually, they don’t explain that either. We immediately skip forward a few decades where the adult Darnell (McCarthy) is a celebrity CEO who puts on seminars that resemble hip hop shows. We begin with young Michelle Darnell being returned to the orphanage by different families over the years because…well, they never explain why. Review: Here is a movie that very few people have put an effort into. Plot: A wealthy, famous CEO loses her position and public standing and has to rebuild her empire.

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