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No Hard Feelings (2023) Gene Stupnitsky
December 10th 2023
Big John and Little John being tasteful
No Hard Feelings
Movies watched in 2023
No Hard Feelings (2023, USA)
Director: Gene Stupnitsky
Writers: Gene Stupnitsky & John Phillips
Mini-review:
Look, I'm not gonna lie, I thought this would be wilder and funnier. I just feel like the movie doesn't know if it wants to be a raunchy comedy or a feel-good, heartfelt one, and it struggles when it comes to handling both tones. It's certainly not a bad film, but I kept thinking it could be much better. Tbh, Jennifer Lawrence and Andrew Barth Feldman are the main reason why it's watchable. They pull off both the comedic stuff and the dramatic content, and they do it with ease. Anyway, I think a movie with such a salacious plot should be less forgettable.
. Do you want me to date him, or "date" him?
No Hard Feelings, Gene Stupnitsky (2023)
Killing It (prods. Dan Goor & Luke Del Tredici).
Craig Robinson and Claudia O'Doherty make a hilarious buddy pairing in their comedy series about constantly grinding up against the limitations of the American dream as struggling working but unhoused would-be entrepreneurs looking to get rich in South Florida. Episodes explore different aspects of popular grifts from motivational business seminars to discriminatory financial practices and the economics of becoming a social media influencer.
There’s also a surprising amount of serious criminal elements thanks to its many dumb but amusing Floridian characters. It takes a fairly silly premise about hunting snakes for prize money in the swamplands into a layered commentary about American capitalism.
birds with the birds: part 6/∞