A detective recruits his Uber driver into an unexpected night of adventure.A detective recruits his Uber driver into an unexpected night of adventure.A detective recruits his Uber driver into an unexpected night of adventure.
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- 5 nominations total
Kyle Zingler
- Drunk Jerk
- (as Kyle R. Zingler)
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This isn't a bad movie in by any standards but for me it was one of those movies that suffered heavily from the use of over-advertising. There were at least 4 different trailers for this movie including the "red band" trailer so by the time I got around to actually watching the movie I had already heard a lot of the jokes that the film had to offer.
The action scenes were entertaining enough and Iko Uwais did an amazing job with his fight scenes as always. For what it is this movie is enjoyable I just wish they would stop putting all the jokes in the trailers.
The action scenes were entertaining enough and Iko Uwais did an amazing job with his fight scenes as always. For what it is this movie is enjoyable I just wish they would stop putting all the jokes in the trailers.
It was inevitable that we would eventually get a movie centered about ride sharing services. A bit stereotyped w/a Pakistani driver for hire & a burly cop chasing the baddies. The creative hook is that our cop has some vision issues thus the need of a driver who, of course, gets enlisted (and rises to the occasion) in the busting of the baddies. A bit schizophrenic in that I couldn't tell whether it was meant to be comedic & laugh at the missteps or cringe at the mayhem. Acting & plot: Predictable, but somewhat enjoyable.
There are many reasons to be grateful for movie theater subscription cards, but the biggest one is that I find myself checking out movies I wouldn't normally have gone to see, mainly due to poor marketing. Stuber is the common case of an awful marketing campaign that turned out to be a pretty solid summer buddy film, with two rising stars in Hollywood in Nanjiani & Bautista. It borrows from many buddy-cop classics but their chemistry is enough to put some of the comedy that falls flat over the edge and bring some laugh out loud moments to the forefront. Granted, there were many big comedic scenes that were in the trailer, but that's inevitable in this day and age, and shows you even further how poor the marketing was for the film. It won't make enough money, but I could have definitely gone for more entries into this series with Bautista & Nanjiani.
6.9/10
6.9/10
Okay, the movie has been out for a while but the theater was decently filled. Granted, the story is not very original but it had some good action scenes and everybody in the audience was laughing and laughing and laughing. In the end I found it entertaining and funny and I liked both main characters.
Did you know
- TriviaIn order to avoid being arrested, Stu (Kumail Nanjiani) tells Vic (Dave Bautista) that a white police officer assaulting a brown person would be bad for publicity. Vic replies that he isn't white, and Stu makes multiple guesses about his ethnicity. In reality, Dave Bautista is part Filipino on his father's side.
- GoofsAfter the bad guy kicks out the rear passenger side window of the Uber vehicle, there are several scenes where the window is back and undamaged.
- Crazy creditsThe ending of the closing credits scroll includes two things:
- "For Ann"
- The special "This is a work of fiction" disclaimer, which includes the mention of Uber Technologies.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The IMDb Show: Take 5 With Natalie Morales (2019)
- SoundtracksLolita Ya Ya
From Lolita
Written by Bob Harris and Nelson Riddle
Orchestra Conducted by Nelson Riddle
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. and Turner Entertainment Co.
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- Also known as
- Stuber: locos al volante
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Box office
- Budget
- $16,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $22,370,452
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $8,225,384
- Jul 14, 2019
- Gross worldwide
- $32,390,945
- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39 : 1
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