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MOVIE REVIEW: The Incredible Jessica James
Jessica James is funny, and forward, and reminds you of truths about a woman living in this century that you may have forgotten, but are glad to be reminded of. PHOTO| FILE| NATION MEDIA GROUP
What you need to know:
- They both acted like privileged whiny and entitled – no, I’m not going to say millennial – girls living in a big city.
- Jessica James is funny, and forward, and reminds you of truths about a woman living in this century that you may have forgotten, but are glad to be reminded of.
At the beginning of this movie, the obnoxious resemblance of the main character to the other obnoxious main character in Girlboss, put me off the movie.
They both acted like privileged whiny and entitled – no, I’m not going to say millennial – girls living in a big city. But whereas the fictionalised harpying of the latter show did not wear off, leading to Netflix cancelling the show, thank goodness, this character grows on you.
