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As Snatched’s blonde-leading-the-blonde farce careens on, it stumbles into moments of deranged inspiration.

Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn score a few good laughs in the flimsy Snatched.

No one will ever credit Snatched with discovering new comic territory. But it earns its share of laughs by covering some well-trod ground.

Dream duo bring the laughs to mother-daughter kidnapping comedy that relies a lot on stars' comic chemistry.

Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn play a daughter and mother on a disastrous South American vacation in Jonathan Levine's comedy.

While Snatched stars big names in Schumer and Hawn, the ones you'll be remembering are Cusack, Meloni and Barinholtz.

Amy Schumer, Goldie Hawn's mother-daughter chemistry gets lost in Ecuador getaway.

It's dismaying how comfortable the film is in treating its Latin American characters as mere props for violent gags.

Even comedy veteran Goldie Hawn can’t add life to this not-quite-cooked mother-daughter road-trip comedy.

Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn team up in a mother-daughter kidnap romp that sticks to the surface and earns too few laughs.

Though this movie ostensibly celebrates the spirit of adventure and openness to experience, it takes no risks and blazes no trails. It’s ultimately as complacent, self-absorbed ...

In the most disappointing miscalculation, Schumer and Hawn seem to be lacking chemistry together in a relationship that walks familiar ground without really offering any kind of...

“Snatched” is the highest of high-concept comedies. Goldie Hawn and Amy Schumer star as a polar-opposite mother and daughter who get kidnapped while reluctantly vacationing toge...

There are sporadic laughs in this haphazard mother-daughter vacation gone wrong, but with this dream comedy pairing — it should be funnier.

“I am garbage,” Amy Schumer’s Emily Middleton, on a vacation in Ecuador with her ma, Linda (Goldie Hawn), that’s gone all wrong, chimes in agreement with someone who’s leveled t...

It fumbles because neither of the characters are particularly likable.

It was supposed to be a lark. And then, almost immediately, it went off the rails.

The pairing of Schumer and Hawn, both of whom have successfully parlayed variations on the dumb-blonde theme career-wise, should be something special, but it disappointingly fal...