Book Club: The Next Chapter

Awful, corny old women , not sexy

If my review were to be two words, they would be 'Oh dear.' Hats off to Jane Fonda for continuing to inspire women, however this is pretty much drivel from start to finish. Sickly sweet at times, fairly boring and ridiculous. But two stars not one so it IS better than watching paint dry.

If the film had no credits I would assume it had been written and directed by students. I know the purpose of the film, but the story structure was awkward and hammy. the cast were given corny one liners that were badly delivered I imagine embarred to say. I stayed till the end purely for the location shots of Italy I must mention that Don Johnson gave a very sincere performance ( in his cameo role) So much more could have been achieved if they had tried harder at some depth along with the giggles Adrienne Conway - writer

Fabulous cast in a mediocre movie. Disappointing.

None of the stars will consider this amonst their best work, it contrived and corny but is mostly saved by the female casts chemistry. The male stars are largely superfluous and there as plot devices but it's all bubbly, joyous and strangly watchable. Nicely shot scenery, a great cast and some light fun. Grab a prosecco and enjoy what is essentially a fairytale for the Saga generation.

Highly anticipated by who? Still crap with Ketones and Hanoi Jane.

Truly awful cliched nonsense. Four annoying post-menopausal American women try and be funny in Italy whilst trying to find ‘love’. Ridiculous. Diabolical script. Terrible acting. Awful soundtrack. Only watch if you feel you are slipping into dementia and want to get there faster

A fun movie. Sit back, relax and enjoy a light show.

Funny, the characters are adorable and sweet. A lot of fun for a Saturday evening.

Enjoyable plot, great actors and a fun journey