Kevin Hart, what the hell is this?

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72 Hours

Why it worked

The creator taps into a common viewer dilemma: the cost and commitment of subscribing to a new streaming service for a single movie, especially when the star's recent work is in question. This creates relatable engagement and encourages audience participation.

Summary

The creator questions whether Kevin Hart's new Netflix movie, "72 Hours," is worth watching, given their lack of a Netflix subscription and Hart's perceived decline in comedic quality. They ask viewers for their opinions before deciding to subscribe.

Structure

1Questioning the movie's existence and platform
2Expressing reluctance to subscribe to Netflix
3Debating if the movie is worth the time and money
4Critiquing Kevin Hart's recent comedic output
5Asking for viewer opinions on whether to watch

Product placement

Netflix: it ACTS as the platform where the movie "72 Hours" is available. Removing it would mean the movie cannot be watched on this platform. It is a substrate for the movie. Kevin Hart: he ACTS as the star of the movie "72 Hours". Removing him would change the movie entirely. 72 Hours: it ACTS as the movie being discussed. Removing it would mean there is no subject for the video. It is the subject of the video.

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NOT a Tubi Movie: Is Kevin Hart new movie worth me watching?! 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

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Kevin Hart, what the hell is this? What the hell is this? For one, I didn't know you was even dropping a new movie. Since when you dropping a new movie, and I see it's on Netflix. It's a movie on Netflix. I'm you. I ain't got no goddamn Netflix. So I'm not going to go and subscribe to no motherfucking neck, but I will if the movie is worth to watch. So is this movie worth my motherfucking time and money. Is it worth? And the reason I ask is cuz Kevin Kevin Hart, you've been on a downward spiral as far as just funny funness. You know what I'm saying? I want to laugh my ass off. I'm talking about laugh my ass. I don't want to see no goddamn bullshit, co-ass shit that's just like they trying to hard on the screen. I want to see some good funny shit. So is this worth my motherfucking time, money and effort. You get what I'm saying? You get what I'm I would hope this is a good fucking move. I matter of fact, if you see this movie. Let me know if I should watch it. I'm going I'm going to take y'all opinion on this because I really I really don't want to style watching this shit. Well, I got to sign up. So I really don't want to sign up and then I'm like, why the fuck did I sign up? You get what I'm saying? So if you happen to see 72 hours by Kevin Hart, and I think the real reason I want to watch it is because the the the the the the comedian cam in there. I'm like, he's an up and coming comedian. So maybe I want to watch you because of that. But I'm No. Oh.