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Comedian Kevin Hart reflects on the events from the past year that have shaped his life.Comedian Kevin Hart reflects on the events from the past year that have shaped his life.Comedian Kevin Hart reflects on the events from the past year that have shaped his life.
- Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
- 1 nomination total
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- TriviaComedian Kevin Hart reflects on the events from the past year that have shaped his life.
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I thought the documentary was authentic. There were times in it where he said things that annoyed me. There were times I felt he was heartfelt. There were times I thought he was genuine. There were times I thought he was intentionally being ambiguous. At one point, my wife and I reacted to something he said he did and we both said "that's petty." The very next thing out of his mouth was him calling himself petty.
At the end, I can't say I loved Kevin Hart as much as I did at the beginning of watching. He was willing to step out and taint his reputation. In a weird way, I thought that made me gain respect for him.
His relationship with his father, is perfectly authentic. I had the same relationship with my dad. The exact same. I recognized every facial expression they shared with one another. Based on that, I feel like the audience got a no version of Kevin Hart.
In conclusion, yes, he is stubborn. He is ambitious. He has a way of both apologizing and not apologizing. Accepting and deflecting blame. Doing stupid things and then calling himself out on it. Rinse and repeat.
I no longer love Kevin Hart. He is not perfect. But this documentary almost was.
At the end, I can't say I loved Kevin Hart as much as I did at the beginning of watching. He was willing to step out and taint his reputation. In a weird way, I thought that made me gain respect for him.
His relationship with his father, is perfectly authentic. I had the same relationship with my dad. The exact same. I recognized every facial expression they shared with one another. Based on that, I feel like the audience got a no version of Kevin Hart.
In conclusion, yes, he is stubborn. He is ambitious. He has a way of both apologizing and not apologizing. Accepting and deflecting blame. Doing stupid things and then calling himself out on it. Rinse and repeat.
I no longer love Kevin Hart. He is not perfect. But this documentary almost was.
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- Dec 28, 2019
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By what name was Kevin Hart: Don't F**k This Up (2019) officially released in Canada in English?
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