Jennifer Lawrence in "No Hard Feelings"

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I watched this on an airplane, not expecting much, but found myself laughing out loud - much to my embarrassment! There were some truly hilarious scenes. Jennifer Lawrence is comedy gold. And also, the young man did a great job too. Very natural yet extremely funny.

[Anonymous]

The naked fight scene made me laugh so hard i thought i would wake up my kids! Great comedy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I watched this on an airplane, not expecting much, but found myself laughing out loud - much to my embarrassment! There were some truly hilarious scenes. Jennifer Lawrence is comedy gold. And also, the young man did a great job too. Very natural yet extremely funny.

He was great! Reminded me of a very young Andrew McCarthy. I hope we'll see him in lots more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I watched this on an airplane, not expecting much, but found myself laughing out loud - much to my embarrassment! There were some truly hilarious scenes. Jennifer Lawrence is comedy gold. And also, the young man did a great job too. Very natural yet extremely funny.

He was great! Reminded me of a very young Andrew McCarthy. I hope we'll see him in lots more.

I can see that!
It was cast really well, I liked the parents dressed in linen too with so much love and concern. The overly cautious boy is playing by the book and his dad is concerned it doesn't align with his experience. I was warned not to watch because it was messed up but I really didn't see anything wrong with the comedy. The point was how messed up it was, not condoning sex workers (although the PC parents did note they don't look down on it lol). The whole thing was funny, except JLaw didn't seem that old to me until she showed up at the party where actual young people were cast as college students and she did look like someone's mom showed up.

[Anonymous]

Pure excellence. Highly recommended.

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Anonymous wrote:The naked fight scene made me laugh so hard i thought i would wake up my kids! Great comedy.

I read she didn't have a body double!

[Anonymous]

Where can I see it?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I watched this on an airplane, not expecting much, but found myself laughing out loud - much to my embarrassment! There were some truly hilarious scenes. Jennifer Lawrence is comedy gold. And also, the young man did a great job too. Very natural yet extremely funny.

He was great! Reminded me of a very young Andrew McCarthy. I hope we'll see him in lots more.

I can see that!
It was cast really well, I liked the parents dressed in linen too with so much love and concern. The overly cautious boy is playing by the book and his dad is concerned it doesn't align with his experience. I was warned not to watch because it was messed up but I really didn't see anything wrong with the comedy. The point was how messed up it was, not condoning sex workers (although the PC parents did note they don't look down on it lol). The whole thing was funny, except JLaw didn't seem that old to me until she showed up at the party where actual young people were cast as college students and she did look like someone's mom showed up.

Oh gosh the parents' whole thing was perfection - their clothes, their concern that the kid wasn't having enough fun or getting outside of his comfort zone (we had such a different time growing up, as Gen X!, for better and worse).

It made me laugh so hard - and made me really miss when we had lots of funny comedies coming out all the time.

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Anonymous wrote:Where can I see it?

Looks like it's on Netflix now - I saw it in the theater!

[Anonymous]

I appreciate during the finger/penis trap scene, you saw the male member at the end of it. So ridiculous to only have male female frontal nudity.

[Anonymous]

Have you ever watched Harold and Maude?

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Anonymous wrote:I saw this movie. It’s a far cry from The Graduate. The funny scenes were what the trailer showed and I can see people taking issue with an adult 30 plus woman having a transactional sexual relationship with an 18 year old on high school. I’m actually surprised it didn’t get major backlash.

you spelled 19 year old college graduate on his way to Princeton wrong

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I saw this movie. It’s a far cry from The Graduate. The funny scenes were what the trailer showed and I can see people taking issue with an adult 30 plus woman having a transactional sexual relationship with an 18 year old on high school. I’m actually surprised it didn’t get major backlash.

you spelled 19 year old college graduate on his way to Princeton wrong

I meant *high school graduate, not college

[Anonymous]

Funny as hell. Wildly inappropriate too. But it made me laugh and that’s saying something

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I watched this on an airplane, not expecting much, but found myself laughing out loud - much to my embarrassment! There were some truly hilarious scenes. Jennifer Lawrence is comedy gold. And also, the young man did a great job too. Very natural yet extremely funny.

He was great! Reminded me of a very young Andrew McCarthy. I hope we'll see him in lots more.

I can see that!
It was cast really well, I liked the parents dressed in linen too with so much love and concern. The overly cautious boy is playing by the book and his dad is concerned it doesn't align with his experience. I was warned not to watch because it was messed up but I really didn't see anything wrong with the comedy. The point was how messed up it was, not condoning sex workers (although the PC parents did note they don't look down on it lol). The whole thing was funny, except JLaw didn't seem that old to me until she showed up at the party where actual young people were cast as college students and she did look like someone's mom showed up.

Oh gosh the parents' whole thing was perfection - their clothes, their concern that the kid wasn't having enough fun or getting outside of his comfort zone (we had such a different time growing up, as Gen X!, for better and worse).

It made me laugh so hard - and made me really miss when we had lots of funny comedies coming out all the time.

+1
I liked that the parents weren’t played as totally over-the-top. They were just loving and concerned. I died when she roller bladed over there and then clumped up the stairs. She is very physically funny.