Thelma: A Sweet Ride to Justice
A 94-year-old widow takes matters into her own hands
June Squibb shines in this feel-good comedy as Thelma, a determined 94-year-old widow who decides to take revenge on phone scammers. With the help of her gentleman admirer and a borrowed mobility scooter, Thelma sets out to track down the fraudsters and bring them to justice.
Inspired by his own grandmother, writer-director Josh Margolin has created a sentimental comedy that showcases Squibb’s talent.
Squibb’s character is looked after by her slacker grandson Danny, who is struggling to find a job. When Thelma falls victim to a phone scam, losing $10,000, she decides to take matters into her own hands. With the help of her mobility scooter and a borrowed gun, Thelma sets out to track down the scammers.
She has also borrowed a gun, of all the harmless and hilarious things…
The film is a heartwarming tale of determination and strength, with Squibb delivering a marvelous performance. Her character’s spirit is inspiring, and her resolve to bring the scammers to justice is both entertaining and uplifting.
Thelma takes a stand against phone scammers
While the film may be a little too lighthearted at times, Squibb’s performance makes up for it. She is ably supported by Richard Roundtree, who plays her gentleman admirer.
It is good to see [Squibb] get the lead turn she deserves.
A Fun Ride with a Great Lead Performance
In conclusion, Thelma is a fun and entertaining film that showcases June Squibb’s talent. With its lighthearted tone and inspiring story, it is a must-watch for anyone looking for a feel-good comedy.
A must-watch for anyone looking for a feel-good comedy
