Directed by:
Etan CohenCinematography:
Tim SuhrstedtComposer:
Christophe BeckCast:
Will Ferrell, Kevin Hart, T.I., Alison Brie, Craig T. Nelson, Dan Bakkedahl, Edwina Findley, Greg Germann, Paul Ben-Victor, Ariana Neal, Dave Davis (more)VOD (4)
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When millionaire businessman James King (Will Ferrell) is convicted of tax evasion he finds himself facing a ten-year sentence in San Quentin prison. With just 30 days to sort out his affairs and prepare himself for a life behind bars James enlists the help of Darnell Lewis (Kevin Hart), the owner of a car wash company who James mistakenly believes is an ex-convict. Darnell accepts the challenge and arranges all manner of activities that will get James to toughen up. Along the way, both men come to some realisations but when the 30 days are up will James be ready for what lies ahead? (Warner Bros. Home Entertainment)
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A classic contemporary comedy. It has a pretty good idea, with a lot of exaggerated facial expressions and overacting, which is pretty much expected from Ferrell and Hart, and in the end, just an unsatisfying bonding of the two characters. The potential that was there clearly seems untapped to me, which I think is quite a problem. There's really very little humor in it.
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Kevin Hart and Will Ferrell make for a good duo. Honestly, it’s been a long time since I was this happy about a pair of guys, one of whom is black and the other white. It might have been a little bit too crazy at times, which is exactly something you can expect with those two dorks, but on the other hand, it met my expectations and even though a few of the scenes were a bit weaker, I overall had a good time watching Get Hard.
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A pleasant comedy to entertain but without any higher ambitions. Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart are great, the gags are also decent, I laughed out loud a few times, but towards the end the film runs out of breath, so in the end only a strong three stars. Definitely one of the better flicks this year. 65%
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