Melissa McCarthy's technique of keeping on talking and hoping something that comes out ends up being funny generates more headaches than laughs in this 'let's all just make it up as we go' comedy about a middle-aged mother who heads back to school after her husband leaves her; it is telling that one of the funniest moments of the movie is early on in a scene McCarthy shares with her real-life husband Ben Falcone - she isn't the one talking for five seconds.
★☆☆☆☆
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