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Most movies starring Kevin Hart are very similar, so you know what to expect. Light comedy on a relaxing saturday evening - nothing more but it can be fun to watch if you like the typical 'Kevin Hart humor'. But "Me Time" is definitely not one of the better movies with him, rather the opposite. Kinda boring, the gags don't work most of the time and there is actually no interesting character or story, even when expecting not so much of crazy good story. So all in all you don't miss much if you skip this one, but when you decide to watch it, it is at least not bad. For me a very 'meh' time, but I can imagine that some may like it more.

I really don't know what I should say about this to be honest. I just wanted to know if it maybe can be a little, just little, bit better than the first two movies. Well.....no. I simply can't explain why there are already THREE movies and every one is so bad. And they are still making more and more for this "franchise". So do yourself, and everyone, a favor and DON'T watch it. I don't want to see more of this crap in the Netflix Top 10 for multiple weeks.

"The Batman" is a dark, psychological thriller that creates a pretty similar atmosphere like the "Dark Knight" Trilogy. This is the atmosphere I personally want to see from a Batman movie and of a comic/superhero movie in generell. The darkness and rawness I missed e.g. In "Venom", I got here tonight. Nice actors (especially Paul Dano), an interesting story and antagonists, great pictures with all the black and red elements pairing with smoke and rain. It's more about Gotham and a thrilling "detective crime story"/ neo-noir which is very nice and new for a comic movie (especially in contrast to the MCU)

Unfortunately the movie is a bit too long in my opinion and got some "dragged" minutes throughout the nearly 3 hours because of that. But that isn't too bad and doesn't effect the movie much in a negative way. And it even has the potential to mature and get even better in the future. Excited to rewatch it.