Overview
- The film, which premiered Friday on Netflix, stars Jennifer Lopez as airline CEO Jackie Cruz and Brett Goldstein as the company lawyer who becomes her romantic partner.
- Critics are sharply divided with roughly a 50% aggregate critic score, with many reviewers faulting the film's explicit jokes, tonal inconsistency, and plotting.
- Several reviewers singled out supporting performances—especially Betty Gilpin and Tony Hale—as clear highlights that often outshine the leads.
- Critics raised ethical concerns about a workplace romance plotline that includes an accusation about sexual favors and some reviewers described elements as sexist or misogynistic.
- Goldstein co‑wrote and produced the film with Joe Kelly, Ol Parker directed, and industry reaction suggests the release will influence how streamers and stars approach bold, R‑rated rom‑coms going forward.