It has it's moments but is far from good
Love the cast. I wasn't expecting much as it's a Kevin Hart movie, and it's called 'Die Hart', so I enjoyed it as a simple and random type of watch.
I'm not going into detail with this one because it's a simple you want to watch it or you don't. Personally It was the cast that drew me in.
John Travolta is so funny !
Quite an impressive actors lineup.
Quite impressive how entirely shit this movie still has become all because of the impressive leading man...... who keeps being the same character over and over again. And only manages to become more and more annoying each and every movie.
Probably the only good thing about this movie in the first 25 or so minutes is Nathalie Emmanuel.
What a garbage movie. Files at everything.
Weak, has a few good moments
Not funny and boring af, fails in everything. I had to skip most scenes because of how obvious they were, and I knew how it was going to end from the jump.
Waste of time. Kevin unironically needs to stick to stand up comedy.
Nathalie as always was pretty good so.. 5/10 ?
"All I needed was ... an actor who was afraid of being forgotten". This line makes me doubt this is an action film, and makes it feel like a biopic. Because if, as a serious actor, you are NOT taking a role in drivel like this because you expect it to be a box office success. On the face of it this movie is onanistic narcisism, with Kevin Hart making a movie about Kevin Hart being Kevin Hart in another Kevin Hart movie but now about Kevin Hart. If you start this movie with this in the back of your mind, you are in for a very mediocre movie about making a 'real life' movie. You are still going to see a movie with Kevin Hart about Kevin Hart, mind you. But there'll be other actors too. Briefly. And a plot, passingly. All in all: Not good. Good enough to waste 90 minutes on, bad enough that you'll have forgotten about it before your next drink. Not bad. Just a Kevin Hart movie, in conclusion.
Shout by TV WatcherBlockedParent2023-02-24T15:45:12Z
Remember when Kevin Hart was pretty hilarious in a couple movies? Then remember how he was the EXACT same guy in subsequent movies? Then remember how it wasn't a good enough schtick to be regurgitated every film since his first couple? So, here we are again, the same schtick, the same slapstick, the same [no longer really funny] Kevin Hart hoping that his tired routine still resonates. To attest to how far down the list he's gone, his co-star is John Travolta - when Travolta gets cast you just know it's going to be a bad movie most of the time.