Amy Schumer’s fearless American-body-image satire addresses the inevitable self-esteem issues created in a culture obsessed with appearance.
At the outset of “I Feel Pretty,” Amy Schumer plays a woman who doesn’t believe she’s beautiful. If you agree with her, then the comedian’s high-concept body-image satire — in which a nasty concussion gives her supposedly schlubby character an empowering shot of self-confidence — is liable to be hilarious. If, on the other hand, […]
