‘I Feel Pretty’ wittily engaging

“I Feel Pretty” is a comedy that has something to say about the beauty myth.

Amy Schumer stars as a woman insecure about her appearance, who discovers newfound confidence when she’s accidentally conked on the head. Living her life fearlessly, she winds up netting her dream job and a dream guy (Rory Scoval).

Yes, it’s a bit overlong, but “I Feel Pretty” impresses on many levels. It’s funny, smart and full of great supporting turns by Michelle Williams and Aidy Bryant. It’s a real beaut. On Amazon, Google, iTunes, Movies Anywhere and Vudu.

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