Spa Weekend: A bawdy girls’-night-out comedy for undemanding (yet predictable) escapism
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If you’ve watched the trailer for new “women gone wild” comedy Spa Weekend, not only have you seen about 70% of the film, but if you’re familiar with this specific genre – which mixes R-rated dialogue, physical comedy and quieter heartfelt moments – you’ll be…
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What happened
If you’ve watched the trailer for new “women gone wild” comedy Spa Weekend, not only have you seen about 70% of the film, but if you’re familiar with this specific genre – which mixes R-rated dialogue, physical comedy and quieter heartfelt moments – you’ll be…
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