Bad Ass Babes

A group of former female wrestlers, once celebrated but now forgotten, must reunite to save their beloved gym from a greedy developer. They dust off their old moves and fierce attitudes to prove that age is just a number and they're still the toughest babes around.

Bad Ass Babes received mixed reviews, with some critics praising its nostalgic charm and empowering message for older women, while others found the plot predictable and the action sequences uninspired. Audiences generally enjoyed the humor and the performances of the lead actresses.

• A fun, albeit formulaic, action-comedy that capitalizes on the charisma of its lead actresses.

• The film's attempts at empowerment are commendable, but often overshadowed by a weak script.

• While not groundbreaking, it delivers a satisfying dose of retro action and laughs for those seeking light entertainment.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's enjoyable humor and the appealing chemistry between the main cast. Some viewers found the plot too simplistic, but most appreciated the movie as a lighthearted and entertaining watch.

The film's director, Alex Valentine, is also known for directing music videos and commercials, marking his feature film directorial debut with 'Bad Ass Babes'.