I usually like Melissa McCarthy, but this movie is crap. It was hard to watch because there was no suspense or a funny line. There was only one funny scene and it's maybe one of the worst film i have ever seen.I can not recommend this film, stay away from it!

Ok, yes I gave it a 10. Is it the best made movie? No. Did it make me laugh? Yes yes yes. The first half hour of this movie is hilarious. I keep a video clip on my phone and replay it whenever I need a laugh. I gave it a 10 because it's s go to movie for me when I want something mindless and funny.

After losing her job and learning that her husband has been unfaithful, a woman hits the road with her profane, hard-drinking grandmother. Tammy premiered Tonight on TV and just a few minutes ago i finished the movie and to be honest i liked it a lot. It does have the casual McCarthy humor i won't lie on that and for about 5 or 10 minutes the film was kinda terrible but i was surprised that it toned down the humor after a while, Melissa McCarthy does her usual stuff and she is fine but the film also touches a bit of Drama sometimes and i liked it a lot when it did that. Plus the 2 main leads McCarthy and Susan Sarandon do have a nice chemistry together, Kathy Bates is also really good, Mark Duplass brings levity to the movie and Dan Aykroyd is really funny. If i really had to choose between Tammy and the sh*tty Ghostbusters reboot i would choose this at least it's funny and even when it tries to be sad it succeeds plus the soundtrack is pretty cool. (8/10)

If ever there was a real, true ten, some movie with absolutely nothing wrong to spoil the fun you are having, it's this one. Usually there's some point or other in a movie that makes me uneasy at least. Something racist, or along these lines. Some stupid, harmful cliché. Some mean streak. Something unbelievable or out of character. Something that drags on too long. Not here. This one is just very funny (which is, I admit it, highly depending on taste) in a friendly way. By that I do not mean that it's what you call good clean family-fun, though. It just doesn't bother with deriding people for being what they are or feel. It's true to human nature without being disdainful. It's intelligent but not snobby. It's truly equalistic - equalism being the form of feminism that counts in, simply everyone. It's also quite beautiful, has a good score, perfect cutting and acting that'd take your breath away if you had the detachment to stop and think about the fact that these PEOPLE are actually actors doing their job. Also it's rather surprising several times, and that in itself is something of a rarity for a movie-addict. I'd highly recommend buying the DVD. It's ridiculously cheap to be had. I'm glad I did.