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Kevin Hart and Woody Harrelson have solid goofball vs. grump chemistry in an entertaining action-comedy.

A throwback buddy action-comedy that offsets its run-of-the-mill sense of humor with a pair of appealing leads.

Despite a fun premise and a well-structured first act, “The Man from Toronto” tries to do too many things at once and devolves into a strange bouillabaisse of studio comedy tropes.

It’s nasty and clumsy, tonally erratic, lacking in texture, and pretty stupid.

Nothing is really offensive or incompetent, but it never rises to the level of funny or interesting, either.

The Man From Toronto struggles throughout the entire film to establish a consistent tone.

For a character-driven “mistaken identity” comedy that lives or dies based on the humorous interactions between two A-list leads, its lousy script barely constitutes life support.

Director Patrick Hughes’ latest is both 112 minutes, and a hodgepodge of so many other movies that it becomes the most obnoxious of cinematic collages.

A stupendously dull action-comedy that is devoid of both thrills and humour.

Director Patrick Hughes’ film should be avoided at all cost.