Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp EmailGet Hard awkwardly stumbles through attempts at finding humour in racial and sexual differences. Allegations of xeno/homophobia could be partially diffused by comedic context, but this comedy clearly needs to grow up. The film’s scant laughs are born from the fraudulent, ignorant James King (Ferrell) and his frequent need to dislodge foot from mouth. Kevin Hart provides a very loose moral compass as Darnell Lewis, but our leads never seem to be moving in the same direction. The irony of playing a successful man desperately trying to survive his downturn should not be lost on Ferrell. Uninspired and unfunny, Get Hard is further evidence that Ferrell needs a career intervention. RATING: 2/5 INFORMATION CAST: Will Ferrell, Kevin Hart, Craig T. Nelson, Alison Brie, T.I. Harris DIRECTOR: Etan Cohen WRITER: Etan Cohen SYNOPSIS: Successful hedge fund manager James King is arrested for fraud and embezzlement. Found guilty and sentenced to 10 years in jail, King ignorantly assumes car washer Darnell Lewis has been inside before, so seeks his tips on how to survive in prison. Get Hard – Review was last modified: November 18th, 2015 by Thom Denson Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Email