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It's not brilliant, but on the same note it was funny enough for me.MyFlixer is a free streaming website where you can watch movies and tv series online with multiple genres highlights such as Action, Comedy, Shooting, Sport, History, Thriller. With all that being said though, some of the material is funny, Ferrell and Hart are both excellent here and the chemistry between the two men is first-rate. It's also predictable and isn't funny often enough for me to be able to shout its praise from the rooftops. This, for me, was tolerable in order to set the story up, but later in the film it starts to go off the rails a little bit by providing us with some forced and unnecessary moments (I felt that the scenes with The Crenshaws and The Alliances Of Whites) were a little too much and I don't feel that they were particularly necessary. Whilst it clearly relies on race issues to carry it in the early stages it always feels palatable (a basic misunderstanding based on 'race' is what lead to King making his assumption). I've been generally positive with this film so far but I think it's important to draw your attention to some weaknesses with the film. Both these actors share brilliant chemistry together and in some ways their physical humour and terrific performances overcome the fairly weak story. In some ways I thought that Hart steals the show here and in some ways seeing a much smaller figure like Hart being physically dominant over someone as large as Ferrell somehow made the scenario funnier to me. Hart is not someone who I've been too kind to in the past, but I think that I've never really seen him in a role that I've felt that he can put his own stamp on (until now). The former is actually very good at acting as a 'whiny' jerk (perhaps too good), but in a film like Get Hard this style of acting works to his advantage and it really is hard not to laugh at some of the things that he says and does here. Another strength with this film lies with the performances of Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart. It's stuff like this that helps to take the edge of the cruder stuff that is witnessed at other moments in the film. I also loved the part where Martin (Craig T Nelson) is talking about how he built his successful business with just a computer, hard work and an $8,000,000 loan from his dad - it doesn't sound that funny when it's put in writing, but the way Nelson delivers the gag does make it funny. Despite some of these problems there were some parts of the film that got some big laughs from me I couldn't help but laugh at the scenes where King tries to pick fights with people at the park (with one scene where he picks on an old man and gets his ass kicked). If you're expecting to see much originality in the material then you're going to be a little disappointed - quite a bit of the material is recycled prison clichГ©s and much of this is witnessed when Darnell puts King through his toughening up boot-camp. The storyline is fairly generic and there's definitely a whiff of Trading Places about it (it only really steals one aspect from that film rather than feeling like a 'rip-off' of that film). However, after watching it I thought it was much better than I expected it to be - although it isn't without it's fair share of problems. Both Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart have both been hit and miss actor's in my book and therefore I approached this film with some caution and actually feared the worst. Being hugely in debt and for his family's sake, Darnell agrees to prepare King for life in prison (even though he's never been in prison in his life!!!). King isn't prepared for life in prison and based on a conversation that he has with Darnell (Kevin Hart) he makes the assumption that Darnell has been to prison before and King offers to pay Darnell $30,000 dollars to toughen up ready for prison life which King will be facing in the next 30 days.

In order to make an example out of him and to show that 'rich people' won't get an easy ride, the judge sentences King to the maximum sentence of 10 years in prison at San Quentin which is one of America's toughest prisons.

However, things come to a head when evidence is found to show that King has committed acts of fraud and embezzlement. James King (Will Ferrell) is a wealthy stockbroker with a seemingly perfect and enviable lifestyle (big house, hot girlfriend etc).

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