Girls Trip
Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, Regina Hall and Tiffany Haddish star in this summer holiday comedy from the director of Undercover Brother.
When four lifelong friends travel to New Orleans for the annual Essence Festival, sisterhoods are rekindled, wild sides are rediscovered, and there's enough dancing, drinking, brawling, and romancing to make the Big Easy blush.
- Director:
- Malcolm D. Lee ('The Best Man Holiday', 'Undercover Brother', 'The Best Man')
- Writer:
- Kenya BarrisKaren McCullahTracy OliverErica Rivinoja
- Cast:
- Regina HallJada Pinkett SmithTiffany HaddishQueen LatifahLarenz TateKate WalshMike ColterKofi Siriboe
Reviews & comments
Variety
press"Girls Trip" has something for everyone - provided that they're old enough to see a hard-R-rated comedy, and not so easily offended that an explicit demonstration of the so-called "grapefruit technique" would send them running for the exits.
The New York Times
pressConsistently manages to rework and even reinvigorate some severely worn-out conceits, setups and character types, mostly by complicating gender roles with class issues.
The Guardian
pressGirls Trip turns a familiar formula into something funny, fresh and hugely charming.
NPR
pressHaddish is so incandescently filthy that a new ratings system should be developed to accommodate her.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe progression from raunchy, raucous laughs into dramatic conflict and then out the other side into the uplifting empowerment of sisterhood and self-worth isn't entirely seamless, but there's too much dizzy pleasure here to get hung up on the flaws.
Variety
press"Girls Trip" has something for everyone - provided that they're old enough to see a hard-R-rated comedy, and not so easily offended that an explicit demonstration of the so-called "grapefruit technique" would send them running for the exits.
The New York Times
pressConsistently manages to rework and even reinvigorate some severely worn-out conceits, setups and character types, mostly by complicating gender roles with class issues.
The Guardian
pressGirls Trip turns a familiar formula into something funny, fresh and hugely charming.
NPR
pressHaddish is so incandescently filthy that a new ratings system should be developed to accommodate her.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe progression from raunchy, raucous laughs into dramatic conflict and then out the other side into the uplifting empowerment of sisterhood and self-worth isn't entirely seamless, but there's too much dizzy pleasure here to get hung up on the flaws.
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