Tyler Spindel's "The Wrong Missy" isn't without a few charms.. but the film's obsession with regularly picking the dumbest, meanest option ensures even its strengths will be buried under a pile of crap
Lauren Lapkus saves the day with unhinged performance in Netflix comedy; It's far from even "50 First Dates," another island-set Sandler-land rom-com, but in a weird way, "The Wrong Missy" works
Lauren Lapkus makes Missy a fully-rounded, mostly believable, one-of-a-kind mischief-maker; "The Wrong Missy" is a little hit-and-miss, but it's funny and inventive, and Lapkus is good enough to make the word "zany" tolerable again
by Barry Hertz [The Globe and Mail ]
by David Hughes [Empire Magazine ]
