Hart's Raunchy 72 Hours Finds Meta Humor in a Gen-Z Weekend
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Kevin Hart headlines the raunchy Netflix comedy 72 Hours, a Miami weekend misadventure that uses a Gen-Z group chat and a drug-dealer caper to probe Hart’s aging star persona and place in streaming, blending slapstick with meta commentary even as some jokes feel recycled and the runtime is occasionally padded.
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