Title: No Hard Feelings (2023)
Genre: Comedy
Director: Gene Stupnitsky
Cast: Jennifer Lawrence
Release: 2023-06-16
No Hard Feelings - In theaters June 16, 2023
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Sony Dates Jennifer Lawrence R-Rated Comedy ‘No Hard Feelings’ For Next Summer
Sony will be releasing the Gene Stupnitsky R-rated comedy No Hard Feelings starring Jennifer Lawrence on June 16, 2023. Deadline first told you about the project which Sony won for a sizeable sum.…
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It's all fun and everything, but how much of an idiot and a loser one has to be, to act like that guy with an older girl coming up to him?!
I'd probably be an actual 40-year old virgin now, if it were not for older girls 'using me' for whatever.
I'd probably be an actual 40-year old virgin now, if it were not for older girls 'using me' for whatever.
I liked the first red band trailer from a couple of months ago more.
With that naked pics leak of 8 years ago thought Lawrence would make such a movie earlier.
With that naked pics leak of 8 years ago thought Lawrence would make such a movie earlier.
Pretty nice comedy, if only for bringing up my own memories of high school days. I was shy, but thankfully not such an idiot, as the kid portrayed here.
Don't want to spoil anything, but there's an awesome scene with Jennifer Lawrence on the beach, you'll know when you see it.
Maybe it's from my 40-year old perspective, but scenes where high-schoolers looked at Lawrence's character at a party as someone 'old' asking in the background "whose mother" it was felt forced and superficial, she looks their age, pretty much, and I don't think everyone would laugh at her all around, although maybe I just don't know how much of an asshole Gen A have become...
Anyway, the movie evoked a lot of different emotions, which is more than most new films, so I think I enjoyed it.
Don't want to spoil anything, but there's an awesome scene with Jennifer Lawrence on the beach, you'll know when you see it.
Maybe it's from my 40-year old perspective, but scenes where high-schoolers looked at Lawrence's character at a party as someone 'old' asking in the background "whose mother" it was felt forced and superficial, she looks their age, pretty much, and I don't think everyone would laugh at her all around, although maybe I just don't know how much of an asshole Gen A have become...
Anyway, the movie evoked a lot of different emotions, which is more than most new films, so I think I enjoyed it.
11-12 year difference. But due to his ethnicity, he looks her age. He's probably gonna look like that for 40 years.
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