Entertaining but not great, still better than most Hollywood slop.

Rating: 7/10 (2 July 2020)

This movie was over hyped, but it's still good, and safe for the whole family to watch together. Sure, there are some hard to believe things, but it's a movie, people! The character who throws up is not believable, but it's not done in a gross out manner, if that worries you.
The one thing that I admit I couldn't get past was Daniel Craig doing that strong Southern accent. They should have either changed the accent or changed the actor. Craig was fine, but he's just the wrong person to be given that accent to play, and I found it distracting. Imagine Tom Cruise doing a strong Cockney accent in a movie, especially when everyone else in it spoke normally. Distracting, wrong person, wrong accent!
This movie is not particularly funny, but it's light and enjoyable. Hollywood should make more movies like this, without gratuitous language and sex, but with an entertaining plot and not a lot of "messages".
I totally disagree with anyone who found this political. I hate "sucker punches" in movies, where disdain is shown for one side, especially when you aren't expecting it. I didn't think that happened here, and I am Conservative. Shots were taken at the extreme right and the extreme left, the legal status of mother was just part of the story without taking a side, and was only used to motivate the nurse to comply.