- Network: Netflix
- Series Premiere Date: Nov 17, 2020
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Nov 18, 2020He is funny in movies. His stand up is weak. I was hoping it would get better, but it was mostly subpar.
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Hart does work hard. So hard that a lot of his act can feel like style over substance, like a series of meta jokes about his own fame and success. But he also proves that great storytelling can make anything feel engaging in the moment. Hart is clearly in love with where he is in life, and that feeling rubs off on anyone who watches him perform.
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His humor works best onstage and onscreen when he’s trying too hard or moving outside of his comfort zone (as the boxing sequence demonstrates), or when he’s playing against a solid foil, such as Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson or Ice Cube in multiple movies. This hour only seems to prove that as a husband in his 40s, Hart truly gives zero f**ks; as a comedian and famous person, however, he still cares too much about where he stands.
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Home being where this Hart is, he has little to share but tales of domesticity, about his wife, his kids – and, alas, his ego.