Me Time (2022) – Netflix Movie – Review

Peter Finch
Me Time (2022)

Me Time is a comedy starring Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg. It is written and directed by John Hamburg.

A buddy movie that tries to be funny, and fails.

Synopsis

A family-man who can’t find time for himself is finally granted a weekend alone and takes the opportunity to reconnect with his lifelong friend. They have a wild weekend ahead of them.

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Me Time (2022)

Movie Review

I am trying my hardest to find something funny about this movie. The first half hour is a slow-burn description of how Sonny, played by the wailing Kevin Hart, leads a tedious family life. There are a couple of slapstick jokes, such as when he steps on the dog’s excrement, and he slips, and falls. Yes, that is not hilarious.

Once we have been force fed his situation and get a couple of glances of his good friend Huck’s carefree lifestyle, we can look forward to an hour of bad jokes.

What the aspirations in making this movie were, other than making money off the names of the actors, is beyond me. If I would want to watch a comedy that plays on the awkwardness of mid-life crises, I would watch ‘The Hangover’ franchise all over again rather than this couple of unfunny characters.

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Me Time (2022)

Our Opinion

A too long, unfunny, bland attempt at comedy.

Release Date

August 26, 2022.

Where to Watch Me Time

On Netflix.

Movie Trailer

YouTube video
John Hamburg

John Hamburg

Cast

Me Time (2022) - Netflix Movie - Review

Kevin Hart / Sonny

Me Time (2022) - Netflix Movie - Review

Mark Wahlberg / Huck

Me Time (2022) - Netflix Movie - Review

Regina Hall

Me Time (2022) - Netflix Movie - Review

Tahj Mowry / Kabir

Me Time (2022) - Netflix Movie - Review

Jimmy O. Yang

Me Time (2022) - Netflix Movie - Review

Carlo Rota / Alberto

Me Time (2022) - Netflix Movie - Review

Luis Gerardo Méndez

Me Time (2022) - Netflix Movie - Review

Melanie Minichino / Azul

Me Time (2022) - Netflix Movie - Review

Deborah S. Craig / Bethany

Me Time (2022) - Netflix Movie - Review

Thomas Ochoa / Dani

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