Me Time

Me Time

With his family away, a devoted stay-at-home dad enjoys his first me time in years by joining his hard-partying old friend on a wild birthday adventure.

  • Released:
  • Runtime: 120 minutes
  • Genre: Comedy
  • Stars: Kevin Hart, Mark Wahlberg, Regina Hall, Tahj Mowry, Jimmy O. Yang, Carlo Rota, Luis Gerardo Méndez, Melanie Minichino, Deborah S. Craig, Thomas Ochoa, Sandra Rosko, Ilia Isorelýs Paulino, Chau Long, Kieran Roberts, Bottara Angele, Alexis Rhee, Phillip Brandon, Sharon Gardner, Michelle DeShon, Sean Patrick Bryan, Allison Bills, Nick Taylor, Vitta Quinn, Antione Grant, Kayden Alexander Koshelev, Che Tafari, Bonnie Mercado, Connie Chen, Brad Lee Wind, Shyaam Karra, Noah Staggs, Carlos Javier Rivera, Prisca Kim, Paul Riley Fox, Amentii Sledge, Diane Delano, Kamilah Michelle Hatcher, Jai Carter, Kavya Thakrar, Andrew Santino, Naomi Ekperigin, Drew Droege, Manika Beverly, Oren Skoog, Cathy Chang, Taani Fuahala, Koji Niiya, Octavio Solorio, Jameelah, Sydney Skidmore, John Amos, Anna Maria Horsford, Craig Hosking, Ben Schneider, Shira Gross, Seal, Jean-Philippe Kaya, James Chan, Morgan Grier, Mila Sussman, Charlene Hoover, Amanda Barlow
  • Director: John Hamburg
 Comments
  • PedroReviews - 24 January 2024
    Me Time: A Waste of Talent and Time
    Me Time (2022) is a disappointing comedy that fails to deliver even the slightest chuckle. With its uninspired plot, amateurish execution, and cringeworthy humor, the film squanders the talents of its two leading stars, Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg.

    Hart plays Guy, a harried stay-at-home dad who finally gets his long-awaited "me time" when his wife takes the kids on a weekend getaway. He immediately embarks on a series of misadventures with his childhood best friend, played by Wahlberg, but the film's attempts at humor fall flat, relying on tired clichés and juvenile slapstick.

    The CGI effects are embarrassingly cheap and poorly integrated into the scenes, further adding to the amateurish feel of the film. The plot is equally uninspired, offering nothing new or remotely engaging in the stale buddy comedy genre.

    Hart and Wahlberg are both capable comedians, but their talents are wasted in this uninspired and unfunny film. Hart's usual energetic performance feels forced and unconvincing, while Wahlberg's attempts at humor are largely cringeworthy.

    Me Time is a complete waste of time and a major letdown for fans of Hart and Wahlberg. The film is poorly made, unfunny, and fails to deliver on its promise of a lighthearted comedy.
  • andreapeco - 6 March 2023
    DO NOT TRUST THE HATE. IT'S A GOOD COMEDY
    I rated this 10 because the ratings were unreasonably low. Anyway it is a good 7.5-8. Funny comedy, no politically correct sjw brainwashing, no foul language or sex or anything like today's comedies. Just a simple enjoyable and funny movie to watch without overthinking or add your significance to it or bs like that. Reminded me of the good 90s comedies, an easy watch and trust me, in some scenes you will laugh, THAT IS GUARANTEED.

    Also I mean, Mark Wahlberg and Kevin Hart? Together? Come on. Don't trust the bad reviews, people today need really foul language and sex everywhere and jokes that would make a sex worker offended. It is just an easy enjoyable funny comedy like in the good old days.