SunnyHello
Nice effects though.
Claysaba
Excellent, Without a doubt!!
Fairaher
The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.
Paul Magne Haakonsen
The intro sequence for the "Kevin Hart: What Now?" stand-up comedy show was actually the best thing about the entire show.Why is that?Well, because Kevin Hart wasn't really overly funny during the stand-up routine. Sure, there were a laugh to be had here and there, but it just wasn't an all together funny show from start to end.Some of the jokes were just dragged on for far too long, which sort of killed off the momentum and the joke itself.Kevin Hart does, however, look to be very natural on the stage. I had expected more than what this turned out to be, to be honest. And with having watched this 2016 stand-up show, then I am hardly inspired to go watch any of his other shows.
emailpablosanchez
Watched the first 20 minutes of this. Want those 20 minutes back. Mundane, boring and lacking in laughs to the point where I would feel embarrassed for the guy if it wasn't so bad...How does someone lacking in talent get so far and put on such a big production...baffling. I think he spent more time on organising the props and setup of the show than actually writing material.Avoid. Shizen.
mayersrus
I really like Kevin Hart. I like his movies. I like all of the stand-up he has done to date. I wish him well. "What Now?", however, was difficult to watch. It started with a 15 minute self-indulgent James Bond take off that was more WTF than funny and went downhill from there. I felt embarrassed for him and robbed of the 30 minutes I invested watch (yes, turned it off half way through).
hissiossi
I like Kevin's stand up. Or I used to. Now I think he's doing so much he cannot keep up with the quality of his previous shows.Watching "What now", two things kept hitting my mind. 1. His ego has grown by a lot. Why is he wearing so much gold bling? I would've liked him just having plain clothes on, not all that gold jewelry. His initial sketch was also so blown out of proportion to what is the point of stand up: your comedy. It was not comedy. It was like he was promoting himself being a movie star.2. You could invent a drinking game out of Kevin's stand up. Whenever he says the following, you need to take a shot: "True story", "I'm not gonna lie", "My biggest fear". Those are the three things I picked up that he keeps constantly repeating in his sets. It gets annoying. So far his biggest fear is getting knocked out in front of his son, a raccoon who shoots at him and getting photographed on a public toilet. At least those are what I remember.I was totally impressed by the show however. The show. Not his stand up. The show. It was amazing that he sold out such a huge stadium and had such a huge stage. The audio and visual effects were fun, but I felt like they don't really belong in stand up. Felt more like a TV show sketch.
