Off the Rails

This movie had potential to be more meaningful, but missed the mark with the number of outlandish situations they put middle aged women in. The characters weren't well rounded in their identities either except for Liz, Sally Phillips' character.

Ham acting. People pretending to have a good time. Cliched. High hopes but totally missed to spot.

I thought this was really wholesome and heart-warming. I love a story about friendship and this was it! The act of sticking by your friends through thick and thin. I love it! It feels hopeful

A really, really bad movie and we were bored and disappointed. The script was clichéd, the Direction boring and the characters one dimensional at best with zero chemistry. Waste of my time and money, not to mention the talents of everyone involved.

Kelly Preston is my favourite person in the world ever...

Really really poor. Turned it off in 10 minutes. Shamefully bad.

Watchable but not many laughs 2.0

Brilliant movie about loss and friendship, I laughed and cried all the way through.

At last, a refreshing film about the life, loves and trials of middle-aged women. From menopause to divorce, this beautiful and funny film contains a little bit of all of us. I laughed and cried throughout. Sally Phillips is an ad lib genius and Kelly Preston shines bright in what was her last film before her death. Off the Rails is a timely movie, to lift our spirits as we come out of lockdown, and to remind us to value our friendships and blossom in our middle years.