Comedy “Comedy 2000” Sandra Bulak landed on the main graphs of Netflix

These days, Sandra Bulak is mostly Hollywood royalty. She is the winner of the Academy Award, which was twice nominated for the best actress Oscar, makes pretty consistently good moviesFrom time to time, he pops up in dense projects such as “The Lost City” and “Ocean’s eight” and is one of the most famous performers throughout the industry. Back in the 1990s and 2000s, Bulak was largely known for one genre: romantic comedies. Now one of her funniest, a variety of movies is making waves on Netflix after landing in the four best Smerer movies on February 10, 2025 (reports Flixpatrol).

“Miss Birth”, which came in the theater in 2000, acts with Bulok as Graz Hart, a hard special agent for the FBI, who never makes great effort to appear “lady” or “beautiful”. This approach does not cause problems for her, but if the case arises, which provides a threat of a bomb at the Texas Beauty Contest, the bureau decides to raise the Grays, install it as Miss New Jersey (since this competition is going to get in any case) and make it go to go Under the cover to find out who is behind the threat. Although she first stable and really enters the battle with her trainer Victor Meling (Funny Michael Kane), Grays unexpectedly made friends with the pageant and ultimately find out that sisterhood is important … And that her new friends are so superficially as she thought initially.

Honestly, Miss Birthday is a magical, funny movie raised by his performances – but what did critics think about it when he first came out? Apparently not much.

Critics were coarse About “Miss Birth” when she first came out. Upon Rotten tomatoesThe movie only has 41% rating on the tomato – officially makes it “rotten” – and the critical consensus states: “Although critics say (Sandra) Bulk is funny and charming, it cannot overcome a bad script that makes this movie feel too much like fluffy , unoriginal sites. ” Roger Ebert apparently had a similar idea; As he wrote in Its review, “It’s not so bad, because she lacks any ambitions to be more than it is obviously.” Writing for Washington PostMichael O’Savalian was much Among: “Jokes are lame, setting up stupid and a boring, sometimes Winsome Comedienne, and here a co-producer, annoying as the hell.”

Despite the rough overall rating, several critics actually had pleasant things about Miss Birthday. During Times outDerek Adams just wrote: “Although there may be a lot of surprises, little does not like.” Elsewhere William Thomas in Magazine Empire It seemed like it really liked it, writing: “A real stronger, which boasts a magic star,” Miss Birth “is really hard to love, but hey, sometimes it is worth making an effort.” Mark Saullov, considering the movie for Chronicle of Austin.

Regardless of what critics talked about Miss Birth, when it came out, this is still the main product of the Bulak filmography; Just pay attention to social media every year when all on April 25 publish the Miss Rhode -Ayland clip, Hiser Burns, Sharyl Fraser, not understanding the “perfect date”. (As she says, April 25 is the perfect date because “it’s not too cold” and “not too hot” and “all you need is a light jacket.”)

Sometimes a sequel is just a terrible idea. Unfortunately, this is certainly exactly for the continuation of the Miss Birthday, which carries the subtitle of “armed and fabulous” and brings to Sandra Bulk, Ernie Hadson and Hader Burns, along with beginners Regina King and Dyddra. This time the secret identity of Grace as the FBI agent explodes after she tries to return to the field (which with her previous beauty competition, making her a few sad), which causes it to be a “press” for the FBI under Some coercion, and under some compulsory forced and obtaining your own guard, Sam Fuular (King). When Sheril and the leading pageant from the first movie, Stan Fields (Return William Shatner), are abducted for Ransom, Grays and Sam must go to Las Vegas to save them.

“Miss Birth 2: Armed and fabulous” Has only 16% rating on Rotten Tomatoesthat is especially Bad, and critics did not hold back. Writing for Rogerbert.comRichard Roper probably said it better when he said, “This, for me, is a classic exemplary that was just done because the first made money. I didn’t even like the first.” Wesley Morris, writes Boston Globemade the right statement that “nothing with so many people who are experiencing should feel it” while Roger Ebert was similar Chicago sunny time: “No good reasons to go and actually see it.”

Unfortunately, critics were right; “Miss Birth 2” stinks. (Poor king, over the years earlier She killed Amy for the “watchmen” and Oscar for “If Bill -Rate could talk” ended in this and “Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde,” “Sading it with two bad sequels that never fit the height of their predecessors.) The first movie that is actually funNow crush it on Netflix.