The schoolboy comedy Me Time, recently available on Netflix, seems to agree all critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, it becomes Mark Wahlberg and Kevin Hart’s lowest rated film.
Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg in a Netflix comedy directed by John Hamburg (Zoolander)? On paper, Me Time could only be a success. And this is the case, since the film quickly found its place in the top of the most viewed productions on the streaming platform. Despite everything, the critics seem fairly unanimous in saying that it is a small industrial disaster.
Just take a look at the American site Rotten Tomatoes where the film shines – in a bad way – with its 7% rating. One of the worst scores in the filmography of Mark Wahlberg and of Kevin Hart. These two superstars however have pretty pans to their credit – including Infinite (17%) and Max Payne (15%) for the first. On AlloCiné, Me Time hardly scores better with a score of 1.8/5.
Me Time – Finally alone enters the deal signed between Kevin Hart and Netflix, and marks the second collaboration between the platform and Mark Wahlberg after the very successful Spenser Confidential. It remains to be seen whether this misstep will undermine the relationship between these two actors and the American SVOD giant.