Another female lead film with a C script
Hollywood has a long tradition of denying women lead roles in movies and then when they get them they’re given C rate scripts. That’s the case for Ghostbusters. The story is so tame and safe nothing really proves funny. For instance, Kate McKinnon does a little dance to a DeBarge song just like she did in skits on Saturday Night Live. Nothing original and not really funny either. That pretty much characterizes the entire film. There’s nothing new or exciting about it.
The movie title "None," available on Prime Video, has received an average rating of 4.5 from 17307 reviewers. 
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