Has some good parts but way too inconsistent
Malin Akerman is going through a midlife crisis. She can’t pay her bills. Her business gets no business and her father just told her that he’s bisexual and has a boyfriend. That’s when her friend played by Dulce Sloan introduces her to MMA fighting. The movie is about self-improvement but is very uneven.<br /><br />Obviously the fighting is supposed to empower Akerman. The problem is that it’s done in such a contrived manner. Instead of her figuring it out on her own she watches a video about it and that the fight club was connected to her deceased mother which is supposed to be a tearjerker moment.<br /><br />There are some other bad parts like Akerman picking fights with some young guns.<br /><br />On the other hand they cast Alec Baldwin as a drunk trainer. Them working together is really funny and the highlight of the movie.<br /><br />The movie had its good parts but could never get over its inconsistencies.<br />C
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