Netflix’s latest buddy comedy flashes plenty of potential but dissolves into generic streaming fare when everyone opts to simply play their greatest hits.
It’s Hart vs. Harrelson in a case of mistaken identity for this Netflix comedy, streaming June 24.
There’s chemistry between the actors, who are working together for the first time, but it’s let down by pedestrian writing in this Cain and Abel riff.
Based on the trailer, Hart is playing a character seemingly inspired by himself, an ultra-successful comedian named The Kid.
Give Snoop Dogg a gold medal for being the coolest cat in Olympics coverage.
Hart says it’s important to give people the chance to grow, adding, “The only way you grow up is from f*cking up.”
In the film, a man meets his future father-in-law for the first time, and discovers he is secretly a superhero.
Sony Pictures is hoping to strike box office gold again with this sequel to 2017’s record-breaking “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.”
Yes, Oscars controversy could be to blame — but other factors are more likely. In any case, STX now has its first #1 at the box office.
Hart has confirmed he will not host the 2019 Academy Awards, but said he would have “come out swinging.”
Cranston has been criticized for playing a paraplegic in the adaptation of the French film “The Intouchables,” co-starring Kevin Hart.
“There’s no more conversation about it,” Hart said on “Good Morning America.” “I’m over that, I’m over the moment.”
