Parker Posey is miscast, but otherwise this film is light and fun popcorn fare. Rachel Dratch really has a chance to shine, for once, and shine she does.

A good cast is generally wasted here. There are a few laughs but the script is weak overall. This is one comedy I would recommend you avoid.

a few good jokes\cameos, better than most SNL movies (even if this didn't originate from a sketch or have any affiliation), but really is that saying much?

Underrated spoof on middle-aged women and spring-breakers.

Watch the first 10 minutes and enjoy the Will Arnett cameo. Then, turn the movie off and simply imagine what the remaining 80 minutes might be like. You'll have a much better time than you'd have actually sitting through the rest of this painfully unfunny direct-to-DVD garbage.

I made a mistake thinking that with the SNL cast of Dratch and Poehler maybe it would be my type of humor (its amazing the difference Tina Fey makes). Big mistake. Minus the amusing facial expressions by Dratch (her face on the dvd cover got me to rent it in the first place) this was brutal. Halfway through the movie I turned to my date to ask her what it was rated and she said "H for Horrible". That about sums it up. Dratch lead singin true colors at the beginning is the best part.