performance that capped his 90-city "Laugh at My Pain" tour. Is there any more clichéd pairing of image and sound that a performer walking onto the stage in slow motion as a heartbeat thumps? Probably not, but it's the only thing director Leslie Small could come up with to build tension in to Hart's L.A. It's paint-by-the numbers biography, but it does help put Hart's comedy in context. He visits the club where he got his start, the high school where he was on the basketball and swim teams and the home he grew up as the son of a dad addicted to cocaine. In the first, Hart returns to where he grew up in Philadelphia. Laugh at My Pain is divided in to three sections, one that is passable, one that is hilarious and one that bombs.
Hart is still more successful as a stand-up than as an actor, although with a number of roles on the horizon, including an upcoming adaptation of Steve Harvey's bestsellerĪct Like a Lady, Think Like a Man, that may soon change. Most recently, he's turned up as Phil Dunphy's neighbour on the hit television show Just the regular kind of all right.Īt 31, Hart has achieved a level of fame where even if most people might not recognize him by name, they probably do know him as that guy from a handful of movies:
Not the exclamation mark kind of all right.
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The tagline to comedian Kevin Hart's new stand-up concert film is "Alright! Alright! Alright!" The movie itself is all right.
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