Hurry Up Tomorrow

A total waste of time and money, the only two good things here are jenna and the music, the rest........

The United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CAT) prohibits visual torture. This Movie violates the act as even making through the hour and 40 minutes require immense willpower and others support and comfort. Started listening to music at around 1 third in because it sucked. There was a three minute closeup on his face with him singing. No backing track, just him stimming. I don't even know what the movie was about by the end, nothing was explained. I left the theatre feeling immense dread, emptiness and sadness, ruining my mood for the rest of the night. I now require many months of electroshock therapy and a lobotomy to clear this trauma from my mind. I can't even listen to his music without having PTSD flashbacks like I was in Vietnam.

This movie was so bad i just watched reels for 1h 40mins. Read a book or go out, do anything except watch this movie. For those who are going to watch it, I told you.

In all honesty, this movie was all over the place from the start, from Ani burning down a house, presumably hers or her parents based on the phone call later, with no explanation as to why or what the intentions were. Shout out stolen gas guy btw. Barry was just there for the coke, and Abel although he tried, the performance just wasn't good enough in my opinion. The premise was there, but sadly the execution was done horribly. No real plot, even for a movie about an artist as big as him fighting demons and living life as a "rockstar".

This is the WORST film I’ve ever seen, I created a rotten tomatoes account JUST to say this. The film focuses mainly on cinematography, and not story. Think of a guy writing a instagram caption and believing that there the next Shakespeare, Jane Austin, or Stephen King. It’s just a movie making him seem deep and incredibly artistic and misunderstood(or trying to). I believe this as is any thing of this nature a cry for help, just a badly done cry for help.

The visuals can only take you so far. I am a huge fan of The Weeknd but his acting was just...no..this film just seemed like a narcissistic project. These scenes where they are trying to evoke emotion just seemed so forced and not genuine.

It was good, could’ve been better

This film had no redeeming qualities for me. Yes, the music was good, but just release an album. This was clearly a personal project, and it would seem the only people to find enjoyment out of it are die hard fans of The Weeknd. A true waste of Barry Keoghan and Jenna Ortega's talents.

Closing chapter for The Weeknd

No dialogue and honestly a terrible movie..