

The world of beauty is about to get ugly.
Two female friends with very different ideals decide to start a beauty company together. One is more practical, while the other wants to earn her fortune and live a lavish lifestyle.
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- Louisa Moore - Screen Zealotson TMDB · Mar 20204/10
The dead of winter is the time studios like to shove their bottom-basement junk into theaters, bringing us movies that are instantly forgettable and brimming with mediocrity. The female-driven buddy comedy “Like A Boss” is a great example. This tolerable movie is perfectly fine for a mindless girls’ night out, but it never sets its standards high enough to achieve much more. But why would it? Best friends Mia (Tiffany Haddish) and Mel (Rose Byrne) are living their best lives running a makeup company they’ve built from the ground up. Things haven’t been going so well on the financial front, and the women find themselves over their heads in debt. When cosmetics industry titan Claire Luna (Salma Hayek) presents them with a huge buyout offer, it puts a strain on their friendship that the two may not ever be able to repair. If you’re looking for a fun and insightful view at the real-life experience of female business owners, you won’t find it here. What you will find is yet another male-written movie that feeds the narrative that the beauty industry equals female empowerment. It’s not offensive, but it’s a stale idea. How many movies can you count that use the old “you need makeup to fe
Read the whole review on TMDB - Kamuraion TMDB · Feb 20216/10
Good watch, could watch again, and can recommend. It's a middle-class business versus high-class business trope, which normally would be a poor vs the rich / elite trope, so it's a slightly different spin on on a family setup. The real story seems to be a dysfunctional family sister-sister trope as they're going through the first. There is a lot of fun in watching the 3 ladies "fight" each other, but it's doesn't feel like a very impactful or eventful story. A decent throw away watch designed for lady business people.
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Cast
- Tiffany HaddishMia Carter
- Rose ByrneMel Paige
- Salma Hayek PinaultClaire Luna
- Karan SoniJosh Tinker
- Jacob LatimoreHarry
- Billy PorterBarrett
- Jimmy O. YangRon
- Ryan HansenGreg
- Jennifer CoolidgeSydney
- Jessica St. ClairKim
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- Miguel ArtetaDirector
- Sam PitmanScreenplay
- Adam Cole-KellyScreenplay
- Sam PitmanWriter
- Adam Cole-KellyWriter
- Jas SheltonDirector of Photography
- Christophe BeckOriginal Music Composer
- Jay DeubyEditor
- Joel ZadakProducer
- Peter PrincipatoProducer
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