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Languishing in Claire's house with no business prospects, Michelle decides to pour herself into a side venture: getting girls from Rachel's scout group to go door-to-door to sell brownies made by Claire (the kids are offered a commission on their sales).

Michelle Darnell (McCarthy) is a financial whiz who developed her cutthroat techniques while bouncing between foster homes growing up, and is now successful enough to fill stadiums with her seminars on how to make "life-changing money." Unfortunately, her double-crossing ways have made her plenty of enemies, including her ex-lover Renault (formerly known as Robert, and played with unhinged glee by Peter Dinklage), who gets her arrested for insider trading.By the time Michelle is released, her home and all of her valuable assets have been seized, forcing her to take refuge with former employee Claire (Kristen Bell) and the latter's precocious daughter Rachel (Ella Anderson). Instead of fully exploiting this idea, however, McCarthy eventually turns this story of a savvy, foulmouthed mogul into a goofy farce about balancing business with friendship. Some of the dialogue is pretty amusing.Comedy superstar Melissa McCarthy aims her bold, blustery style of humor at the financial gurus of the world, a group that, at this point, might be too outlandish to parody.

There is a good amount of humor to balance out the drama and intense action.

With a name like Boss Level, I’m glad they incorporated some video games into the story.

You’ll learn a little bit about the legend of Osiris.

Everyone loves a happy ending, but I think movies that leave with an ending that’s open to interpretation can be extremely effective and great fodder for conversation.

I liked the intriguing way the movie ended.

Lots of references to other movies like Taken and Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark.

The cast includes Mel Gibson, Naomi Watts, Frank Grillo, Ken Jeong, and Will Sasso to name just a few.

I love Naomi Watts in every movie she’s in.

I can’t believe Frank Grillo’s abs are real! Eric Etebari plays Roy 2 and really does look like him, except taller.

It’s designed for us so we can live and we learn from it.” – Roy Pulver (Frank Grillo) Directed by Joe Carnahan, this action flick is entertaining enough for a fun Covid distraction during quarantine.

This action, sci-fi thriller feels like a Deadpool version of Groundhog Day.

I’ve always gotten a kick out of time-loop movies. We may earn money or products from the companies mentioned in this post when you make a purchase.