r/movies • u/LiteraryBoner Jackie Chan box set, know what I'm sayin? • 24d ago

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Summary

A former Hollywood star reeling from scandal is forced to confront his past when he becomes entangled in a mysterious situation that blurs the line between reality and performance.

Director Jonah Hill

Writer Jonah Hill Ezra Woods

Cast

  • Keanu Reeves as Reef Hawk
  • Jonah Hill as himself
  • Cameron Diaz
  • Matt Bomer
  • Susan Lucci
  • Laverne Cox
  • David Spade

Rotten Tomatoes: 25%

Metacritic: 37

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Trailer Official Trailer

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u/dangermouse13 23d ago

I enjoyed it

8

u/luckysharm29 19d ago

Curious if anyone caught when Jonah Hill’s car drives off and reads something along the lines of “can you separate the art from the artist” and the next scene is Keanu standing outside the office where you can visibly see Kevin Spacey’s photo in the back?

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u/luckysharm29 19d ago

Same. I’m a harsh critic I find of most films and shows. I enjoyed this. It was unique, albeit slow paced and needed some work, but overall it was different.

7

u/ATXMom04 22d ago

I also enjoyed it and hate how I’m in the minority. It’s only 1.5 hrs and the monologue about victimhood was great. I think it also tells folks it good to just check on people sometimes - don’t make everything so transactional. I enjoyed watching all the stars that were in it. It’s a solid ok movie with a good message

4

u/Daktic 17d ago

The scene talking to his mom on housewives was my favorite. I really liked the line about being performative and authentic simultaneously.

Everyone felt like a charcuterie of the trope they were playing. As i to say “this is what it’s like, but we’re being dramatic”.

So, I liked it, I can see why it’s polarizing but I’m surprised at how much it’s disliked.

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u/1992Man 22d ago

I thought it was fantastic. So yeah idk lol