Ladybugs

Synopsis

In the 1992 comedy film 'Ladybugs', Rodney Dangerfield stars as a desperate salesman who ends up coaching a girls' soccer team in order to impress his boss. To boost the team's performance, Dangerfield's character convinces his fiancée's son to disguise himself as a girl and join the team. Chaos ensues as the boy navigates the challenges of pretending to be a girl while helping the team improve their game. The film explores themes of gender identity, teamwork, and the importance of honesty in an entertaining and light-hearted manner. With humor and heart, 'Ladybugs' delivers a fun and uplifting story that will leave audiences laughing and cheering for the underdog.

Cast

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  Rodney Dangerfield

  Chester Lee

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  Jackée Harry

  Julie Benson

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  Jonathan Brandis

  Matthew / Martha

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  Ilene Graff

  Bess

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  Vinessa Shaw

  Kimberly Mullen

• Tom Parks

  Dave Mullen

Reviews

Despite a star-studded cast, 'Ladybugs' fails to impress many critics with its predictable plot and reliance on tired stereotypes. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a meager rating of 16%, calling it 'uneven' and 'formulaic'. Metacritic echoes this sentiment with a score of 36/100, citing the film's lack of originality and comedic depth. However, some viewers appreciate the film's family-friendly approach and Rodney Dangerfield's comedic talents. IMDb users rate it at 5.5/10, acknowledging its entertainment value despite its flaws. Overall, 'Ladybugs' receives mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike, with some finding it a harmless and enjoyable watch while others criticize its lack of innovation and depth.