In its middle-of-the-road way, it taps into Schumer's comedy of masochism more successfully than any film since "Trainwreck."

"I appreciate the bravery to say you like something," Amy Schumer wrote in response to one critic's positive review of 'Kinda Pregnant' Amy Schumer is highlighting the "bravery" of film critics being positive about her latest project.

Now, after years of circling the drain, she’s finally hit rock bottom (or at least, her first rock bottom) with Kinda Pregnant, a Happy Madison production so mind-numbingly awful that it actually manages to tarnish the already garbage reputation of Happy Madison—a production company that exists solely to keep Adam Sandler’s friends employed.

Kinda Pregnant, Amy Schumer's latest riff on the indignities of womanhood, is surprisingly lacking in an actual point of view.

In honor of the 'Kinda Pregnant' premiere on February 5, I sat down with Amy Schumer and Jillian Bell to discuss the brand-new Netflix film. Find out more here.

Kinda Pregnant is a film that captures the desperation of a young girl that leads to a lot of humor and romance. It was released on Netflix on February 5, 2025, and was loved by viewers.

Amy Schumer, Jillian Bell and other cast members appeared at the New York premiere of Netflix's "Kinda Pregnant," which lands on the streamer Wednesday.

"There was once a family of beautiful, beautiful princesses called the Kardashians," Schumer says in the scene. "And they lived in a palace that their dad bought them by defending a murderer."

Amy Schumer has just released a new comedy film on Netflix about a woman whose plan to start a family falls apart, which leads her to put on a fake baby bump.