You won't be disappointed!

Too much of everything

To me, this movie is perfection.

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Worth a Netflix watch if you enjoy randomness, odd cameos, and references from before either of the star actresses were born.

Watched it today. Harley and Lily were charming and did good. I wouldn't mind seeing them in other projects, ones that didn't involve their Dads. It was more odd than funny (or scary). But I didn't hate it.·

The Colleen Coalition are acted by Harley Quinn Smith (yes, Kevin Smith's daughter) and Lily-Rose Depp (Yes, JD's little girl with the gorgeous Vanessa Paradis) in a tongue-in-cheek little movie by Kevin Smith. It's filled with ridiculous visual jokes and repetitive memes at times. However, I rank it in that special category of movies that are so bad, I enjoyed them. Both Depp and Smith family members are cast in this, with fun little cameos by an assortment of character actors. Justin Long as the Colleens' yoga guru, Yogi Bayer shows how capable a comic actor he is. His take on how yoga helps you cope with an uncooperative universe is worth sitting through the movie. If you haven't got a soft spot in your heart for silly Canadian spoofs then this isn't your movie. There's no hidden messages or symbols in the script, the image and the joke are the message.

It started with a great song, has some charming girls as the protagonists and a ton of celebrity actors that came in to bring their support. Some of the jokes are hilarious and the setup was awesome.Imagine this movie starring the Depp and Smith daughters, with their families in tow: Johnny Depp, Vanessa Paradis, Jack Depp, Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes, with support from the likes of Haley Joel Osment, Justin Long, Austin Butler. Stan Lee is in this movie! And it's a Canadian parody with Yoga hosers chicks fighting devil worshipers and Nazis "the Yoga way". Wow!And now jump to the film itself which, with this much going for it, barely scratched the average. After the first 30 minutes I was thinking up funny ways of congratulating Kevin Smith for this funny and imaginative movie. After that, though, it all went downhill.I guess the biggest quarrel with the thing is its inconsistency, jumping from great fun to silly and to plain bad and back again in a matter of seconds. Kevin, I love you, but you need to think your scripts through, man!