Paul Magne Haakonsen The intro sequence for the "Kevin Hart: What Now?" stand-up comedy show was actually the best thing about the entire show.Why is that?Well, because Kevin Hart wasn't really overly funny during the stand-up routine. Sure, there were a laugh to be had here and there, but it just wasn't an all together funny show from start to end.Some of the jokes were just dragged on for far too long, which sort of killed off the momentum and the joke itself.Kevin Hart does, however, look to be very natural on the stage. I had expected more than what this turned out to be, to be honest. And with having watched this 2016 stand-up show, then I am hardly inspired to go watch any of his other shows.

NikkoFranco Kevin Hart used to be very funny. But perhaps that's also a bit of a dilemma when you've milked that cow dry, it is very, very difficult to come up with new material. Unfortunately the skits are not funny and the shrilly, squeaky voice isn't enough to save the show. If you're like me who watched this, perhaps we can all run to the pharmacy for some Tylenol . Save yourselves, it is not too late to press the delete button.

Michael Ledo The film opens and closes very smartly as a spy spoof with Halle Berry, Don Cheadle, and Ed Helms. Kevin plays agent 0054. I was hoping the whole film would be this way, but alas this was just an add on to his recorded live performance in Philadelphia. His bits included, the raccoon, living with handicapped...a woman without a shoulder, man with no knees, his son who is ruined by private school, visiting father, airport restroom, and Starbucks. His routine works back using material from his opening, as it should.I did not enjoy the jokes as much as the audience rolling in the aisles. I didn't find his handicapped humor funny or the raccoon story the first time around. He did those bits to set up other jokes which I thought worked better.Guide: F-word.

Harrison Tweed (Top Dawg) I am and have been a huge fan of Kevin Hart, especially in all his movies, but this was a huge fail.The most entertaining parts where the Bond theme. As for the comedy portion, I feel bad for all those who paid to fill a football stadium to see KH.I only smiled and chuckled in the last 15-20 min of the show (I did not laugh once though), and the rest was dragged out far too long and didn't make any sense. His stories where boring and not funny. Where was the punch line about the raccoon that he saw (and his dad)? He kept saying he doesn't lie in his comedy. So then he was lying about this raccoon or he was smoking some really good stuff. Showing concern for only himself and not his family is not comedy. Huge disappointment and a little loss of respect after watching what I expected to be a stomach hurting comedy.Poor Philly.. even when the cameras caught some of the audience they where like 'wtf?'. Please stick to movies Kevin, at least until you have some better, funnier, original material.